>>81540299
>If space and time are both truly infinite in length
>It would mean that this is only one of trillions of lives as a living thing you already lived, with an infinite number in the future.
I don't understand how you arrived at the conclusion.

There's the thought experiment that considering an infinite universe, and given an infinite amount of time--I think--that there is another instance of you somewhere off in the universe--essentially a multiverse within the universe. Heat Death is a thing, so infinite time probably doesn't mean anything with respect to multiple instances, and there's probably some Physfag bullshit going on that isn't as simple as the thought experiment makes it seem.

There's also the possibility that Physfags are wrong--surprised :O--about Heat Death, and that the universe will instead bounce back into a singularity, and that'll kick off the Big Bang again at some point. That might result in the same series of events transpiring all over again, ad nauseam, or maybe there are variations each new instance.

I don't know, and neither does any neet on this thread--especially not /sci/. This is just pseudo-philosophical faggotry of the highest order.
>>81540326
I remember someone saying that watching Vsauce gave them an existential crisis.