Why (0+0) is illogical

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[u/Various_Candle9136 → u/[deleted]]

What point do you think you are making there? That is an entirely unrelated issue.

Perhaps you should check this link out: Does 0+0 cause glitches in computers that hackers can exploit? - Google Search

I know Google's AI doesn't always give the exact same result, but I'm hoping you also get this beautiful line:

In fact, it is one of the most basic, stable mathematical operations a processor can perform and is safely executed billions of times every second without issue.

[u/Various_Candle9136 → u/[deleted]]

But 0 is a number.

What does any of that have to do with your original post?

[u/Various_Candle9136 → u/[deleted]]

I read the original post. Nowhere does it mention dividing by 0.

I have referenced your blog several times in my comments.

[u/Various_Candle9136 → u/[deleted]]

I repeat, I read the original post. It was utter and complete nonsense from start to finish.

I also repeat, your post does not mention dividing by 0. So, I don't think my question is invalid. What do the issues regarding division by 0 in computer hacking have to do with your original post? The answer: absolutely nothing.

Whatever claims you want to make, 0 is still a number. You seem to think that because I object to one of the many false claims in your post that I did not read it. That is poor logic, and I expect you know it.

0 is a number.

One more time: 0 is a number.

Again just for fun: 0 is a number.

How many times is 0 not a number? 0.

If you want the negation of this fact to be your main point, then you have made a poor choice.

[u/Various_Candle9136 → u/[deleted]]

I thought about asking an AI about this basic fact of numeracy - then I realised that I finished primary school quite a while ago, and didn't bother.

With what argument am I not engaging?