If infinity equals one of itself, then infinity*0 equals 0, because zero is infinitely zero. Just like how 1*0 equals zero. Say you did infinity*0.03, what does that get you? yes it is still infinite, however that's because you are multiplying infinity by something that is above nothing. infinity isn't quantifiable, but, it can quantify itself, because zero, is always zero, and infinity is always infinity. one more thing: imagine being infinitely close to zero, where is the one to you? The 1 is infinity. because compared to you, even 0.5 of 1 is still infinity. You are infinitely close to zero, why does this make 1=infinity? being infinitely close distance, which means, their is no POSSIBLE unit that can describe how much it is, because the unit you are measuring with is INFINITELY small. our universe doesn't work like that though, math does. tell me, if your unit is infinitely small, what does that mean for measuring it? That means no matter how far you are away from zero, you are at infinity. which means there is an infinite distance relative to you to have to get to one. That's why you can legally quantify infinity as 1, if you can quantify something to a number, 0 can get rid of it.

solution: infinity*0=0?