Infinite doesn’t include everything

I thought this was a fascinating bit of a thought experiment. I was reading a thread where people we debating the idea of a “multiverse”, the idea that our universe is just one of an infinite number of universes out there, thus explaining how life could be possible.

Whether you believe that theory or not, the idea of infinite universes raises some interesting concepts. If there are infinite universes, that means literally everything has happened somewhere, right? For example, maybe in one universe everything is the same except I became a movie star instead of Brad Pitt? Not likely.

0–1 doesn’t include 2

To explain the thought as to why every scenario isn’t possible, even with infinite possibilities, a user in the thread simply said this:

There are infinite numbers between 0–1, but 2 isn’t one of them.

It kind of blew my mind. If you understand math, they are correct that there are literally an infinite number of digits between 0–1 (“0.12”, “0.32234”, “0.4”, “0.567”, etc), but none of them will ever be the number 2. Just because you have infinite set of numbers doesn’t mean that every possible number is included.

The same goes for the multiverse concept, or almost anything else with infinite possibilities. The idea of infinity is hard to…