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 ## Infinity
 
-In Hegel's Science of Logic, the concept of infinity plays a crucial role in the dialectical development of being and nothing. Hegel distinguishes between
-"spurious infinity" (or "bad infinity") and "true infinity." Spurious infinity refers to an endless progression or alternation between finite things, such as
-an infinite series of numbers. True infinity, on the other hand, is a self-contained totality that encompasses both the finite and the infinite. For
+In Hegel's Science of Logic, the concept of infinity plays a crucial role in the
+dialectical development of being and nothing. Hegel distinguishes between
+"spurious infinity" (or "bad infinity") and "true infinity." Spurious infinity
+refers to an endless progression or alternation between finite things, such as
+an infinite series of numbers. True infinity, on the other hand, is a
+self-contained totality that encompasses both the finite and the infinite. For
 Hegel, true infinity is not something beyond the finite, but rather the process
 of self-relation and self-transcendence within the finite itself. As David Gray
 Carlson explains, "The true infinite is not the beyond of the finite, but the