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Part I
Infinity feels large and unsettling, so it gets labelled strange, while a finite universe sounds safer. But the finite alternative requires its own unexplained boundary and its own unexplained moment of origin, reintroducing exactly the unanswered questions a finite model was meant to avoid. Once the finite option is specified in the detail Paper 5 works through, it carries the greater explanatory burden, not the infinite one [P5].
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