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This essay examines infinity as perceived by Neutrosophy, contrasting it with Kant's and Cantor's views, suggesting new insights.
The concept of infinity has long been a subject of fascination and contemplation in the history of philosophy. From the ancient Greeks to modern mathematicians and philosophers, infinity has been approached from multiple angles—each offering unique insights. This essay explores how Neutrosophy perceives infinity and contrasts it with other philosophical approaches, such as those of Kant and Cantor, while addressing the question: How infinitely big can infinity be?
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