Hey there Leo here for actualized.org and in this episode I'm going to be talking about

understanding absolute infinity part two. God is a circle whose center is everywhere and its circumference nowhere.

A quote by Empedocles.

I see it, but I don't believe it a quote by Gaiorg canter.

Welcome to part two let's continue where we left off last time with Part 1.

Make sure that you watch Part 1 before you watch Part 2 because we did so much work in Part 1 that you're not going to be able to make sense

of pretty much anything that I talk about here.

All right, so in part 1, we did a lot of very heavy metaphysical lifting and we basically explained what

absolute infinity is so you should have a pretty good idea about that now. In part

two what I want to do is I want to talk about many of the interesting and juicy historical connections and discoveries

of absolute infinity.

What is sort of an embarrassment to history in modern education is what you're going to

discover in this episode is that there are all these remarkable intelligent wise people throughout

history over the last two.5,000 years who have

discovered and cognized absolute infinity and have talked about it in numerous

different ways and yet they don't teach you this in school

they don't even largely teach you this in university you probably don't know any of this stuff

which is why this is a an exciting episode. I'm really

excited to bring you some of these historical figures and the different

angles at which they came at absolute infinity from.

And let's just jump right into it

and let's start with the most important figure I think in history

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