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Not necessarily, Ganesh. Concepts like "infinity" and "eternity" and "perpetuity" have shades of meaning. To pair the term "crisis" with the term "infinite", in the sense you are using it, seems to be an oxymoron, since a crisis is, by definition, a finite event. How else might we interpret a paradox like this?
We could assume that the staff of DC doesn't understand, or perhaps care about, the difference between an "infinite" crisis and, say, a "perpetual" one--or even a "perennial" one, which is more literally accurate from our point of view as readers... but not, perhaps, to Batman himself.
According to many astrophysicists, the universe, like the surface of a balloon, appears to be infinite in the sense that you can travel forever without ever reaching the end of it, but bounded in the sense that it occupies a finite space.
I'm sure I have no opinion either way. I haven't been reading any of it. |
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