Unknown Sum

-You cannot know the sum total at the end of the sum of all addition, because for all you know something included in the total adding has altered or changed the nature of the A-Ideal. 
-The A-Ideal is all things combined together, but this doesn't prove that that action of adding is the nature of the Object Itself. 
-You can't be sure of the nature of A-Ideal unless you 100% know all the contents of A-Infinity which went into 'making up' the A-Ideal!
== Spiral-Staircase?: ==
-Does Spiral-Staircase ensure there is always an antithesis for every thesis or proposed thing which will throw off the final sum of all that adding?
>If there isn't a thing which can have no variations or alternatives, somehow, than there is something that doesn't exist! 
>Of course, if there isn't something that still counters that without violating whatever rules created its special status in the first place.... than there is something that doesn't exist. 
>Behold, the maddening complexity of the Spiral-Staircase! But it does still hold, A-Ideal's sum total is still that of Its own act of addition. 
Category:Infinity Theology
Category:Metaphysics