Could something that does not have an end be related to the concept of eternal in nature? Could you cite without any doubt something that could prove it?
If could the infinity to be linked to eternity, is it possible to think about it that it is something without any limit known? How assume that something that you can observe its limits could be infinite in its area? If the infinity doesn't fit in limits, and cannot be totally observed, how we can assume that the infinity could be inside a circle, for example? Or between two numbers as zero and 1, with zero and 1 being limits?
Within the perception-action coupling we link the perception of an actual moment P(0) to the adjacent moments of perception P(-1) and P(+1). That is a 'natural' scientific fact and completes Gibson's Affordances Theory by acknowledging that perception is not only direct but also perpetual (infinite/eternal). If we zoom in on the action the question encompasses what is the time span of action. A second for example can be divided in 1000 (action) parts and each of them can be divided in 1000 parts as well. This defines an infinite/eternal perspective on the beholding of the action within the perception-action coupling.
But a second is a limited and an amount of time, again, so in this case you can see its limits, the begin and the end of it. If you can perceive its end, so is plausible did not assume that the infinity could fit there. If you consider that infinity as eternal them it is something that has a start, but you cannot see, or even perceive its end. Even your perception, has a limit, so cannot perceive the end of it. A perception assume someone that could learn through his senses or through his mind, but noneone can live forever to perceive the infinity in its completeness. Could the infinity fits in limits? Even if you infinitelly divided the spaces between zero and 1 in a given moment you will reach a moment that you will not can divided more, because the space that you are dividing, reached an end, exactly because the area or the space that you are considering, is finity due to the limits considered since the begining.
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