finitoidusta
Finitoidusta is a term originating from philosophy, specifically within discussions of metaphysics and ontology. It refers to the idea that reality, or at least certain aspects of it, might be fundamentally finite. This contrasts with finitism, which is a position in mathematics and logic that restricts mathematical reasoning to those that can be carried out using finite means. While related in its emphasis on finitude, finitoidusta is primarily concerned with the nature of existence itself rather than the methods of proof.
The concept suggests that there might be limits to the quantity of things, the extent of space
Challenges to finitoidusta often arise from the possibility of infinite regress or the conceptualization of unboundedness.