Why we say mathematically something is more or less, bigger or smaller … than the other (different grade)? One of the main scientific reasons is because of different quantities (not being bijective).

So, just by different quantities, it is logical to say mathematically “real number set is bigger than natural number set”; “real number set is more infinite than natural number set” ….

1, what is the definition for “infinite”, just one definition or many definitions? If only one, what is it? If there are really many different definitions for “infinite”, what are they?

2, do we really have: infinite, actual infinite, potential infinite, less infinite, more infinite, big infinite, bigger infinite, small infinite, smaller infinite, super infinite, super super infinite, super super super infinite,…, most infinite, smallest infinite, biggest infinite, most super infinite, …?

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