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Its because its recursive in nature- every segment contains a new line and every segment of that line contains again - a infinite set of sub-segments. Infinity
by InDubioProRubio 2y ago
Its because its recursive in nature- every segment contains a new line and every segment of that line contains again - a infinite set of sub-segments.
Infinity in a box, right in front of your numeric microscope.
Which is why dividing by zero- is exactly the same operation. You take something finite- and you unpack the boxes- in parallel. Every time the operator hits something finite, it unpacks a new set of parallel boxes. The sum of all the boxes, is a infity with a signature.
And those parallel running overlapping infinityssquences, form the irrational numbers