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If an infinite number of proper classes can be formed, could that infinite number of proper classes be considered an infinite number of absolute infinities?

If an infinite number of proper classes can be formed by infinitely including or excluding sets from the class of all sets V, could that infinite number of proper classes be considered an infinite number of absolute infinities or just an infinite number of ways the only absolute infinity which would be the class of all sets V can be sliced (if of course a proper class can be considered an absolute infinity)?

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u/jesbel2024 — 2 days ago

If an infinite number of proper classes can be formed, could that infinite number of proper classes be considered an infinite number of absolute infinities?

If an infinite number of proper classes can be formed by infinitely including or excluding sets from the class of all sets V, could that infinite number of proper classes be considered an infinite number of absolute infinities or just an infinite number of ways the only absolute infinity which would be the class of all sets V can be sliced (if of course a proper class can be considered an absolute infinity)?

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u/jesbel2024 — 2 days ago