The existence of infinite bread is as impossible as the idea of infinite bread. Since there are finite days, seeds for wheat, flour mills, bakeries, and people to work the amount of bread should also be finite. However the very ideal of infinite bread stems past the imaginable, into the realm of the unknown. For, where would we be without bread? without the basis of bread the human race likely would have never existed in the autonomous form we are acquitted to day after day. This means that when the sun swallows the earth and we make our inevitable escape we will take the bread with us, forever multiplying. It is also likely any civilizations we meet on our travels will also have bread, for they would not be a true civilization without it. Once we consider the possibility of bread outside of our known universe, we can also accept that we truly have not invented the bread; there have been other civilizations before us on earth that have cultivated the idea of the bread. However, since we have never met these civilizations before, one must come to the conclusion that the bread simply exists throughout space and time, making itself acquainted with lands and peoples but never truly drawing a line of connection between place to place, as if the idea has not existed in the first place. Once we surpass our realm of understanding of the bread, we can factually see the truth of what we know as the bread: the existence of the infinite bread simply cannot exist because the idea of infinite bread simply cannot exist.