A vocabulary problem

Human vocabulary is an outgrowth of our brains constructing reality from sensory input in order for us to survive.
That means our vocabulary is naturally inadequate for describing what’s beyond our sensory perception.
We think in words – Euclid and Pythagoras did the best they could with the words at their brain’s disposal.
“Coordinates”, “The Origin”, “Zero”, “Space”, “Time” – useful for bridges and rockets but not navigating The Universe.
This “Zero Origin Thinking” begets erroneous vocabulary like “expansion” that misdirects human understanding.
The Universe is infinitely small and infinitely large at the same time – “expansion” is relatively meaningless (NPI).
We were no closer to the “beginning of time” 14 billion years ago as we are today. Now, no closer to the end.
As a child, we intuit The Big Bang nonsense. “What was there before?” confounds our most esteemed physicists.
But God provided us a toe hold for understanding The Universe when he gifted us “Infinity”.
Infinity is the The Origin for comprehending and ultimately describing The Universe mathematically.
Grok says substituting Infinity for Zero “might inspire new ways of thinking about scale and relativity”. Perfect!

Grok: Using infinity as the origin would invert many mathematical paradigms, requiring new definitions for coordinates, operations, and limits. Response: perfect, current math obviously can’t describe the Universe.
Grok: While theoretically possible in frameworks like projective geometry or non-standard analysis, it would disrupt standard practices in Euclidean geometry, calculus, and applied mathematics. Response: disruption is exactly what’s needed. When was the last time mathematics or physics was disrupted?
Grok: The shift would likely lead to new insights in fields like cosmology or theoretical mathematics but would complicate practical applications due to the abstract nature of infinity. Response: Keep using Zero Origin Math for building bridges and launching rockets to the moon but create new math to explain and explore the Cosmos.
Grok: To implement this, mathematicians would need to develop new axiomatic systems and computational tools, fundamentally reshaping modern mathematics. Response: excellent.
Grok: There are no known modern mathematicians explicitly experimenting with infinity as the origin in the sense of redefining coordinate systems or foundational frameworks to place infinity at the origin. Response: that’s why we haven’t figured it out. Moreover, it might be too complex for humans to invent new math based on The Origin Is Infinity which leads to the ultimate question….

The Ultimate Question

Can AI create Infinity Origin Math, transcending human intelligence and then teach us how to apply it?