I'm willing to believe, but every proof on that page I read came down to basically, it might as well be 1, so it is 1. The way i see it, it comes down to accura

I'm willing to believe, but every proof on that page I read came down to basically, it might as well be 1, so it is 1. The way i see it, it comes down to accuracy like any of our measurements and falls under rounding error. There's no way we can ever actually measure the infinite amount of space between .999... and 1 so effectively they're the same. As far as math and anything practical and even theoretical is concerned, they're the same, but...conceptually in my brain it just feels that little bit smaller. I know I'm wrong for all intents and purposes, but I dunno, that.