In a deposition submitted under oath, Matt Eggleston said:
 ME> To restate, then, to fit your definitions:  Anything which math
 ME> describes which does not conform to the observed behaviors of things
 ME> actually existing in reality are unreal.  No actual thing within
 ME> reality is infinite in nature, as versus in potentiality.  QED: There
 ME> is nothing that is mathematically infinite.
    Then by your supposition, the universe must be bounded.  If you
 could travel to this boundary and throw a dart at it, would it stop?
 If not, then there is no boundary, and the universe *is* infinite.
 If it is stopped, what stopped it?  What is on the other side of the
 boundary?
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