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I would like to see the proof that "math" (quoted for ubiquity) has to offer for the universe having an end.
To me it seems that if you consider the universe it could be the geometric equivalent of a ray. A start point, but no end point.
Infinity doesn't always have to be in the extreme sense. Say you have a machine where you press a button and it gives you a random number. Couldn't it give you an infinite sequence?
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