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A future c-boundary which is a single point and an Aleph. In Classical Tiplerism this state is described as:
Information processing continues indefinitely along at least one world-line gamma all the way to the future c-boundary of the universe.
The amount of information processed between now and the future c-boundary is infinite in the region of space-time with which the worldline gamma can communicate.
The amount of information stored at any given time tau within this region diverges to infinity as tau approaches its future limit.
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Development Notes
Text by Anders Sandberg in his Omega Point Theory List
Initially published on 17 December 2001.
Initially published on 17 December 2001.
