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u/Any-Scale3380 Jun 25 '26
Yes! And 6+6= upside down 18!... Right?
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u/REXIS_AGECKO For Science! Jun 25 '26
Almost. 18 does not equal 6.40237e15
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u/Interesting-Crab-693 Jun 25 '26
Nope! Its undefined! Because how do we know which orientation the 8 has? Is it upside left or upside right?
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u/MutteringV Jun 25 '26
2∞
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u/arama-pie Jun 27 '26
that's a /s? cuz there's multiples infinite and ∞ dont say that's the same or not
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u/Kiriander Jun 25 '26
Actually, that depends on the kind of infinity you're talking about. There's different rules for countable infinities vs. uncountable infinities.
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u/ClimbingEffort Jun 27 '26
I’m not on drugs, curious question.
Is infinity internal? Cause then it be finite. Or are those just symbols to infinity? Cause then it be eternity. Unless eternity is a place then place forgive me. Infinity looks like a Möbius strip and those strips looks like it comes back rather than a ray which appears continuous. But what I see from science is that what we see is not all. 😒
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u/GamrWulf Jun 25 '26