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originally posted by: eisegesis
a reply to: AllIsOne
Neither. Nothing that is infinite can be weighed as it's constantly growing/decaying.
BUT...
The hammers.
If you started with one of each and continued to add one at a time forever, the hammers will weigh more every time, at every measurement. If you could infinitely measure the two, the hammers will always be heavier.
That's my stab at it, lol.
originally posted by: JudgeThread
a reply to: AllIsOne
They both weigh an infinite amount of weight.
I seem to have a hard time with the abstract term "infinity".
originally posted by: Mianeye
a reply to: AllIsOne
If the two things are infinite they would each fill up everything, as two different objects cannot occupy the same space at the same time, it would be impossible for them to exist, thereby no mass.