Physics is only good, when you expel all the infinities out of it.
Even more so for a subset of physics, such as FAI or molecular dynamics or something.
Well, some of us think that this should be applied to the mathematics itself.
Physics is only good, when you expel all the infinities out of it.
I'm not sure what you mean by this, and in so far as I can understand it doesn't seem to be true. Physicists use the real numbers all the time which are an infinite set. They use integration and differentiation which involves limits. So what do you mean?
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