Finite but Boundless
What are your thoughts on the current state of "finite-but-boundless" universe models. The positively curved spatial geometry case has been around since early GR, and various other topological proposals have been explored since.
Also, how does the field currently weigh these against "flat-and-infinite models" that fit observational constraints. Do you see any specific lines of enquiry that could potentially thin the herd based on the current scientific landscape?
I am also curious whether any of you lean towards a specific topology proposal over others, and if so, what makes your preference stand above other proposals?