
Originally Posted by
Nereid
..all the simulations ...in post #31, involve finite entities..
If I understand well, the problem of yours is, how the infinite system (aka Aether) can model the finite reality? A quite easily, because the speed of energy spreading inside of such system is limited, so it limits the influence of infinite mass/energy density. For example, you cannot expect, you'll reach the physical singularity, when collapsing a sufficient amount of matter. The energy propagates through dense system quite slowly, so that this system will undergo a phase transform, instead. From this perspective, the classical
Schwarzchild solution of black hole is nonphysical, because it's steady-state solution, relevant for infinite time. But the real black hole can never contain a central singularity, because the formation of such singularity would require a more time, then the age of Universe. Instead of this a dense system of multiple "daughter black holes" with finite radius is formed inside of such black hole - which is exactly what we can observe inside of our Universe. This case illustrates clearly, how misleading the formal model can be, if you neglect some important constrains.