Infinity-Loop.

[Dark]

I got this wierd idea in my head a while back that all things are moving, even if they are sitting still, that when they are sitting still, they are looping infinitely, now, it's a strange theory, and I have no proof, but it's some food for thought.
If one puts a box down, the box is moving somehow, it's just looping in place, constantly moving but sitting in place.
As we all should know, Glass is an amorphous liquid, and is constantly moving as well, though it seems to be a solid at the first touch and feel.

[archont]

Everything is moving if you can find the right reference point. Every static object on earth is moving if you reference it to a static point in space. Then again, that static point in space, be it the sun, is moving in reference to a bigger, static object. Eventually we get to the point that we can't exactly find a static point, a 0,0,0 for the universe, nor a wall, a boundary, a big sign "The universe ends here ---> <---"

About looping? Looping is when certain actions are taken more than one time. One can see cycles everywhere. The earth is looping around the sun, the people are looping between food and sleep, the atoms have their electrons looping around the nucleus all the time.

Regarding a single object as an infinite loop is a false theory. In our world we classify groups of atoms as objects. Objects are divisible, as they can be unshaped and reshaped. In computer terms objects are indivisible and indeed they are stuck in an infinite loop. If you've ever written a game engine you know the loop that activates or refreshes all objects in the loop makes the world go.

[Dark]

Well I'm glad we cleared that up. :D

[shanecorner]

What kind of infinity loop you want like divide by zero. it's an infinity loop or you want real life experience with some infinity.