how ya Nol! don't know if ya still use this! i'll text your phone anyway. I think Arnaud mentioned to you about a party on the 20th of october. please come!

Hey. we have found a place to live its the best apartment in cork! we will put up pics as soon as we get a camera, which might not be very soon! hope ye are all well in 61. ye are all welcome to visit anytime ye like!

hello Nolwenn, I'm more than extremely glad to meet you even if it is through the less than perfect medium of email! I look forward to meeting you in person or maybe I'll get to speak to you next time I call bren or something. Or maybe if I just go to the beach and shout loud enough you might be able to hear me. I'll start working on that, let me know if you hear anything. I've been reading the conversations you have had with Bren on Bebo and I'm a bit jealous too be honest! infinity equals zero, whoa, that's some serious brain usage. Well enjoy my bedroom! talk to you later ralph

ello missy not to sure when we'll be heading back up to dublin, hopefully soon!!!we have to get a place in cork in the next few weekx and then hopefully*** really had a great party with ye thankx***

good arguments. i'll be home in a couple of minutes to hurt you!

Infinity Equals Zero What most people would call splitting hairs, I call finding seams, weaknesses and assumptions that, for me at least, need explicated to my somewhat satisfaction. Mostly these things end up circularly and nothing gets resolved except my understanding of certain subtleties. Infinity equals zero, or something like it. Nothing material [that I can think of] is infinite. Numbers are infinite but aren?t material, and the universe might appear infinite, but isn?t, since it is bounded by whatever it is expanding into. Void exists outside the universe and is zero. Infinity and zero are both abstractions and have no material example. They can be described and understood but not seen. You cannot show me zero whoopee cushions because if I see a whoopee cushion there are more than zero whoopee cushions. Likewise, you cannot show me infinite rubber chickens because it would take an infinitely long time to do so. Time, a form of measurement, is concerned with finding the limits of things and, I think, would be quite useless in trying to measure something limitless. Also, as far as I know, time is not infinite. Perhaps using relativity you could show me infinite rubber chickens, but I?d much rather have a ham sandwich. Back to the void. If void is zero [lack, a null set, emptiness] and void [that which is outside the universe] is infinite [boundless, immeasureable, illimitable] then they are equal in some sense. Both are abstractions of measuring the immeasureable. Assuming that parallel universes exist, what I?ve been twirling around here must be taken to a higher order. If parallel universes exist then the void that one universe expands in to is less than meaningless. The determination then lies in discovering whether parallel universes are bound by something or otherwise exist independently is something I?ll need to meditate upon further. It is important for me to hold on to the realization engagement I have finally reached in my understanding of the concepts of zero and infinity. While it is easy to reach the conclusion that they are equal while examining them with the expanding universe theory, the parallel universes paradigm adds a bit more complexity than I can grapple with at the moment. I?m right, right?

check out the comment i left helen in response!