It’s worse than that. If you think about it seriously there is the cardinality issue (finite, countable, uncountable). There is the geometry issue (why should the topology, ie the “nearness” be 1, or 2, or N-dimensional).
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Hanging over all of that is a basic conceptual misread. What’s considered a universe is not something like an element of a set, it’ something like a measure over a set.
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Isn't this kind of always true for locations of any kind? If all you've known in life is a single village, and you don't know other villages exist, would it have a name?
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