Don't things have to stop somewhere, otherwise there's an infinite regress ("turtles all the way down")?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinitary_logic
with which you can prove a theorem by assuming it in the first place, using infinitary (or circular) proofs and an algorithm to transform these proofs into usual proofs.
Don't things have to stop somewhere, otherwise there's an infinite regress ("turtles all the way down")?