Greatest Science Question (Part 2)
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This is easily resolved using set theory. Essentially all you have to prove is that some sets of infinite numbers are larger than others sets of infinite numbers. For example, there are an infinite number of integers, but the set of complex numbers is a larger set of infinite numbers. Thus, the set of integers is contained within the set of complex numbers, for example. This originally goes back to Xeno's paradox. Sorry, but I don't feel like typing out an informal proof.I ask this question to all my math teachers but they can never give me a solid answer. So im asking you
How can you go from 1 to 2 if there are a infinite number in between????
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this is not a math question my friend!, this is one of the most difficult questions out there! - its connected to time, space, and to the ultimate question which i was talking about earlier "how was everything created from nothing" - in this case, we are talking about how you go from zero to one, how do u go from nothing to something, what is the first step you take when there are infinite steps!I ask this question to all my math teachers but they can never give me a solid answer. So im asking you
How can you go from 1 to 2 if there are a infinite number in between????
i believe in a formula i myselv created.., that 1 divided by infinity (at the same exact Time) = 0, if its not divided infinetly all at once, then the result will be this..(1 divided by infinity = infinity)
so in my opinion the first step is time, then space, perhaps when time comes in, every step u take is infinite, meaning you go from zero to infinity without anything in between, and its that infinity that creates that which we call one!!
afterall, in my opinion Zero and infinity are the exact oposite of eatchother! - if zero was an electron -, and infinity was a proton +, then 1 is a neutron! - it combines zero and infinity!!
i hope u understood what i mean
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well all i said comes from my mind, and my mind alone, i didnt read it or heard it anywhere, but i believe there may be some truth to it.
Dragon Lord
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also ur math teachers wouldnt know this, no one really knows for sure yet..I ask this question to all my math teachers but they can never give me a solid answer. So im asking you
How can you go from 1 to 2 if there are a infinite number in between????
Dragon Lord
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normal people? - u think stupidity is normal?!easy, just ignore the infinite numbers like all normal people do
Infinity is not a number and you will get detailed answer here.I ask this question to all my math teachers but they can never give me a solid answer. So im asking you
How can you go from 1 to 2 if there are a infinite number in between????
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This is a specific example of a particular problem in math that has been proven for a very long time, which is why it's trivial by definition. Anything once proven, is considered or termed, "trivial".
Only college level math teachers, i.e. PhD's or those who have done advanced undergraduate or graduate work, are likely to know this material. I'm trying to tell you the problem has been solved, there's no debate or open question about it. I'm sorry if that's disappointing.
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i read what that Professor had to say, and i believe shes just as clueless as the others before her!, all she did was deny the truth! - kinda like the universe has always existed, its just out of our logic, and infinity is not a number - but no, infinity is a number! - its one of the three basic numbers 0,1,and infinity!!
try to understand my previous post, and perhaps you can see some truth!
that doctor didnt want to look bad infront of that girl, it was obvious that she was also wondered by this question! - thats because this question goes beyond the human logic and its NOT MATH!! - its Physics aswell.
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I don't really like math. I used to be good at it, but now I am interested in writing much more.
So, to go from 1 to 2 is simple for me. I don't worry about it xd
Hard question though.
I don't really like math. I used to be good at it, but now I am interested in writing much more.
So, to go from 1 to 2 is simple for me. I don't worry about it xd
Hard question though.
I'm versed in graduate physics and math, neither considers infinity a number. Thus, if you consider whatever it is you're talking about to be related to these fields, accept that definition rather than insert your own for no reason. If this goes beyond human logic either you are human and do not understand it, which is more likely than you being supra-human. Imagination is fine, but it must operate under logical constraints, otherwise it's useless.
I've told you repeatedly, the problem has been resolved, yet you ignore it. That's fine, but expect nothing more from me.