Theos-Talk Archives (March 2005 Message tt00120)

leonmaurer@aol.com wrote:

<<C) Also, from a theosophical 
metaphysical standpoint and considering 
the nature of fundamental reality -- Pi 
is an "exact" ratio if you carry out the
fraction to an infinite number of 
places. >>>>

But how can that ratio be infinite and 
exact (at the end of a long row of 
carry-outs) at the same time? Either 
things are infinite, or they're not, 
seems to me.

<<[Mathematics can have exact limits --
even to an infinite set of infinities 
according to Cantor, Minkowsky, 
Einstein, Bohm, et al. :-] >>>

But "can" and "do" are two different 
things, eh ...

Speculatively,
Mauri