Spiral-Staircase

Spiral-Staircase or SS is the idea that infinity and addition will always lead to more alternation. Anotherwords, for every fact, there is an infinite number of reasons both for and against that fact. Hence, an ever-revolving 'staircase' of reasons. 
For instance, if you propose in the world of ideals/potential that an apple is red, there must be an infinite number of reasons both for and against that apple being red. Also, there must be an infinity of infinite alternatives to a red apple. 
== SS Cancels Itself Out?: Other Sytems Of Infinity: ==
-The proposal that the A-Ideal is the Sum Of All Addition is correct, however the idea that that constitutes Its own nature is in error.
-SS by nature provides an infinite number of reasons both for and against itself, including an infinite number of alternatives.
-Among those alternatives must be an infinite number of things equal to or greater than SS, including other 'systems' of infinity. This means there must be an infinite number of 'systems of infinity' besides that of Addition/Spiral-Staircase. 
>Just as these other systems are subject to SS, by having to have alternatives, so too would SS be subject to them as well within the context of their own systems. 
-These too are summed into the A-Ideal which would relate to them within the context of their own system. 
>For A-Ideal to be all things, it must posses these other systems as well, as well as their traits. 
*The Object of the A-Ideal creates parts, and thus is the Sum Of All Addition; however, addition does not prove this to be A-Ideal's only action and thus not It's only nature. The nature of Addition itself leads to this conclusion. 
Category:Infinity Theology