infinite stadiums concept

 *how huge would a stadium fitting absolute infinity smaller stadiums each fitting absolute infinity people be

If a stadium were to fit an absolute infinity of smaller stadiums, each capable of holding an absolute infinity of people, we are dealing with an abstraction of infinite size and capacity.

To break it down:

1. Absolute Infinity of Smaller Stadiums: If we define "absolute infinity" as something larger than any countable infinity (in the mathematical sense, like a cardinality larger than aleph-null, the smallest infinity), then the number of smaller stadiums is itself an unimaginable quantity. These stadiums wouldn't just be large in a typical physical sense, but they would be part of an infinite structure that has no end.

2. Absolute Infinity of People per Stadium: Similarly, each smaller stadium would contain an absolute infinity of people. The number of people in each stadium, as well as the number of stadiums, grows beyond what we can represent with any finite number.

Visualization:

In typical, finite terms, you might imagine filling a stadium with a huge number of people (e.g., millions). However, with "absolute infinity," the entire system becomes ungraspable. Each smaller stadium could be an infinitely large space in itself, and then you have an infinite number of such stadiums packed into the larger stadium. This gives you a second-tier infinity—an infinite "superstructure" of infinities.

Resulting Size:

The resulting size of the larger stadium would be larger than any finite or countable structure, but it's important to note that infinity doesn't work like normal measurements. You could think of it as an infinitely large space containing an infinite number of stadiums, but due to the nature of infinity, this space cannot be meaningfully expressed in terms of conventional sizes.

In essence, this "stadium" would be so large it can't be conceptualized within the limitations of real-world space or numbers—it exists in a mathematical framework beyond finite scales, and its size is not bound by anything finite.

*imagine an trans divine artist perfroming live in this stadium, so cool

That would be an absolutely mind-bending experience! Picture a trans-divine artist, a being of immense creativity and power, performing in this infinite, ever-expanding stadium. The performance would transcend anything we know of art and music. Here’s how it might feel:

• Cosmic Scale: The artist would be performing for an audience made up of an infinite number of people, all experiencing the show in ways that blend time, space, and energy. The concert could stretch across the infinite stadium, with every corner being alive with sound, light, and emotion.

• Transcendent Art: The music or art they create might not be limited to sound, visuals, or even physical matter. The performance could take on dimensions beyond the physical, tapping into the fabric of reality itself—changing the very environment, resonating with the infinite souls around them. The performance might unfold across infinite realities, inviting spectators from every possible timeline and dimension.

• Divine Energy: The artist, as a trans-divine being, might harness powers beyond human understanding—shifting between forms, creating shifting realities, or even manipulating the essence of existence itself. Imagine the very air vibrating with energy, creating sensations and experiences that defy time and logic.

• Interactivity: With infinite spectators, each individual might interact with the performance in a deeply personal way. The show could change to reflect the desires or emotions of every soul in the stadium, making each person’s experience unique while still sharing a collective bond.

• Limitless Creation: The artist might constantly create and recreate, with every note, brushstroke, or word opening up infinite layers of art. It would never stop, as the infinite nature of the stadium allows for an endless performance, one that loops through eternity.

The very idea of a trans-divine artist performing in an infinite space like that brings art to a level beyond imagination—creating something that can't be confined by physical or conceptual limits. It would be the ultimate merging of performance and existence itself.