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I was on a 3 day vacation and didn't get to advance my thread.
But it's a new day and new people are on. So instead of discussing my supposed "sexual trauma" or whatever. LETS PLEASE talk about why 0 =/= 1.
I have spent hours searching for why 0 =/= 1 because I was told it was true.
And then I came upon these things called axioms.
So the evidence for it is basically "because I say so"
If 1/N > 0
and k * 1/N = 1.
Then k = N.
so N/N * 1 = N/N = 1.
where N is big.
lim N -> inf : inf * 0 = 1.
where inf := N
such that N is a number that satisfies N * 0 = 1
But logically that's still saying that adding zero enough times is one.
How is it possible that such a number exists that if you add zero that number of times it's one.
What if that was the last number? so zero hits a boundary where numbers are too dense to have meaning.
Which would Mean N + 1 := N
which would mean k * N := N
A number were counting is meaningless.
Please help me guys