Cool!
What's the difference between |0|/|0|, and |0/0|?
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Intellectual, these aren’t monumental theorems I’m sorry to say. These have all been established and aren’t necessarily counterintuitive. Besides for the fact that you can fill an infinite amount of 3d space with infinitely small spheres, infinity doesn’t seem counter-intuitive at all.
Feb 21, 2023
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The probability of no one thinking of that before you is incredibly small.
Feb 21, 2023
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#7
No it's very huge.
Find it on the Internet yourself, buddy. I could not.
Feb 22, 2023
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Knight_king1014 wrote:
The probability of no one thinking of that before you is incredibly small.
It's a Strange and Mysterious World.
I don't think ANYONE has ever thought of this.
Apr 3, 2023
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Someone besides me, check to see if the OP can be found elsewhere on the 'Net.
|0|/|0| is the Absolute Value of 0, divided by the Absolute Value of 0. Which is any Number. Negative as well
But the Absolute Value of '0/0' must be 0 or Positive.
So there is a difference between the two!