A little late I know, but I've been working.

>>1554869

The only way that infinity and time can both exist is if one is outside the other. Multidimensional. Infinity exists outside of time. If you are outside the dimension or influence of time, you are basically in infinity because time no longer has an effect on you.

>>1575671

Think of it this way. Imagine a 2 dimensional world. We are in a 3 dimensional world. One step above so to speak. How would we interact with a 2 dimensional world? How would it look to us? We are viewing it from a third dimension.

Now go the other way. One or two or more steps above our 3 dimensional world. You could in essence 'view' all of time at once.

>>1575735

Q did say there was only one way that infinity and time can both exist. I was addressing that. I might not be right, but I think I'm at least pretty darn close if not right.

>>1575755

Okay, that's right, I forgot. The special visitor said that. I haven't been around much lately. My bad.

So what was the boards concenus about the "special" visitor?

>>1575810

K thanks for the answer. I wasn't around for that one. I just saw it in the notables and was curious about it.