I think of infinity as undefinable. To that end, I think of the universe, since it is defined, as definitely not limitless. Space/time is completely limited. Out there past the quasars is a limit. It may be 1 billion billion times further than the quasars we can see, but it's there. Whatever is out there past time and space may be infinite, but that would be beyond any level of comprehension we have, and even mathematics would most likely not help define it. That, to me, would lend credence to it being infinite.
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-Winston Churchill
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