Is it possible for more than one infinite force to exist? Whether or not the Universe is an infinite space, if there was an infinite force within it, wouldn't the entirety of the Universe be taken up by it? Since it isn't, isn't infinity impossible?
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Twhupfold
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We know that force = mass * acceleration. To achieve infinite force, some object would have to have either infinite mass or infinite acceleration. Since we haven't formally detected anything with mass capable of going faster than the speed of light, and infinite mass would instantly crush everything in the universe with its gravity, I think that infinite force is impossible.
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1) Seems like if you had more than one infinite force then they would be forced to infinitely co-exist. 2) Yes. Since the force is infinite it must be at the very edges of the expanding universe. (Pushing the envelope, perhaps.) 3) If it is - then it is.
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