👉 Hypergeustia is a term used in ancient Greek philosophy and mathematics to describe the concept of infinite repetition or accumulation. It refers to the idea that an infinite number of things can be added together, resulting in another infinite number. In the context of hypergeustia, it suggests that as we add more and more terms to the sum, the total becomes increasingly larger and larger. For example, if we have a finite number of objects or entities, adding one more object will not change the
