Here's a worthless question that has no point and could possibly start some idiotic arguments.

That's like saying there are infinite number between 0 and 1, and infinite numbers between 0 and 2, but there are more between 0 and 2.

technically no, becuase they would be the same size

This whole string has been great. XD

if stupid.

true dat

How large is infinity? ;)

the same size another infinity. i know, that's a terrible response, but it was the only thing i could think of.

Infinity technically has no size. It is boundless and therefore cannot be measured. (The title tho...)

exactly, so how do we know that there is a box that size in the fist place (we'd have to be inside it), and how could there be two of them? short answer, then, is no.

But hypothetically, if an infinite size were possible... ;)

still no, because they are the same size. . . .

Infinity has no defined size. ;)
Thus, one box could be infinitely larger and be able to contain the other one.

So we'd still be inside both of them!

if they were shut, then we'd be slowly suffocating, but i'm pretty sure we're not, and since we can see so far in the universe, the box must be open at one end, and we only ever look with our telescopes out of that opening. i don't know i'm just guessing. why are we even still continuing with this conversation? by the way, you're a great arguer!