👉 The "thelphusian" is a concept in philosophy that refers to an entity that is both finite and infinite at the same time. It is a metaphor for the idea of something being both limited and unlimited, which can be seen as a paradoxical state where we cannot know what we do not yet know. In this sense, "thelphusian" entities are those that are both bound by fundamental limits (such as the number of atoms in an atom) and unbound
