I think it does. A layperson scratches their head when trying to think about how to circle the square of "infinity + 1" or "infinity / infinity". Framing infi

I think it does. A layperson scratches their head when trying to think about how to circle the square of "infinity + 1" or "infinity / infinity". Framing infinity as something outside of arithmetic is a starting point for a more interesting discussion of countability and types of infinities. Infinity is bigger than any number, so then how could it be a number?