The Infinite in Act

This monograph addresses scholars and the general and critical-thinking public who would like to comprehend the logical mechanics of the physical body and also to understand the meaning and limit of scientific growth and cosmic acceleration within the physical universe. Starting with Zeno's and Aristotle's problem of motion, "The Infinite In Act" poses and answers the following fundamental questions about the real physical body endowed with continuous motion. The physical body, which we number by the real 1, designates the physical universe and any being of the physical universe. - Assuming that continuous motion is a real property of the physical body, what then is its founding principle? - What is the geometry of the physical body endowed with continuous motion? - Why is it that science grounded in our finite, analytic, particular perception of things and employing the analytic paradigm for knowing the object, can tell us nothing about the physical body and its founding principle? - What kind of science and what kind of cognitive faculties and organizing principles must we have in order to know the physical body and its founding principle? - Does knowledge of the real physical body liberate us from evil, whose diverse aspects are ignorance, suffering, injustice and death? - Can we think of our cosmic acceleration as the realization of the supreme good, which is our liberation from evil? - Where is the place (topos) of the supreme good relative to us here and now taken as the center of the physical universe?