>Anything divided by zero is not infinity because 'muh undefined'
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Anything divided by zero is not infinity because 'muh undefined'
Kayden Lewis
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Joshua Brown
Julian Adams
>thinking Lim->0 = 0
Nathan James
>meme algebraic structures
Blake Jenkins
So is 0/0 positive or negative infinity?
Dylan Martinez
define "meme algebraic structure"
Ayden Williams
Algebraic structure that is a meme
Jackson Nelson
[eqn]-\infty = +\infty[/eqn]
Bentley Robinson
it's 1
Jacob Wright
>So is 0/0 positive or negative infinity?
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A false dilemma is a type of informal fallacy in which something is falsely claimed to be an "either/or" situation, when in fact there is at least one additional option.[1]
Alexander Morgan
Structure that is algebraic and a meme
Aaron Martin
...
Jaxson Gonzalez
no
Brayden Thomas
What you are thinking about is gradually making a divisor smaller until the numerator gets huge, this would be more like (lim x->0) y/x = infinity.
But this is not the same as y/0, which is kind of logically equivalent to trying to split y into zero parts. Doesn't make sense.
Charles Jenkins
Is it a meme with an algebraic structure? I.e. a single meme with a set of subconcepts that have some notion of endomorphism?
Or a set of meme that are related via some operation?
Maybe a category of memes with morphisms that contain or preserve some conceptual data.
Like for example the original pepe meme can be embedded into the class of new pepes. Maybe memes that involve both pepe and the feels guy is some sort of quotient of the coproduct (pepe+feels)
Michael Taylor
-(...3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3...) = ... -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3...
Carson Johnson
1/0=1
1/0.1=10
1/0.01=100
1/0.0...01=100...
Shouldn’t that mean 1/0=infinite
-1/1=-1
-1/0.1=-10
-1/0.01=-100
-1/0.0...01=-100...
But this means that 0/0 equals -infinite and infinite at the same time.
Dylan Barnes
You need to have watched at least five numbphile videos to post on this board.
Lincoln Morris
numberphile vid on wheel theory when?
Blake Russell
>not working in projective spaces
kys plebs
Andrew Brooks
It's an object in the category of all memes
Ian Gomez
>But this means that 0/0 equals -infinite and infinite at the same time.
Excuse me?
Thomas Scott
Brainlets get out