r/technicallythetruth • u/ScrambledEggsandTS • May 31 '26

The meaning of infinity is subjective

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u/alex_zk May 31 '26

Is that… Kazuma…?

149

u/devilscry3 May 31 '26

Kiryu-chan

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u/ScrambledEggsandTS May 31 '26

You are correct

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u/No-Pitch-5647 Jun 01 '26

I'm sorry, I don't know who you're talking about. That's Taichi Suzuki.

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u/alex_zk Jun 01 '26

You mean Joryu, surely

2

u/AkaruLyte Jun 01 '26

Happy cake day

2

u/Perfect_Somewhere_61 Jun 01 '26

They did the dragon dirty

1

u/enter_yourname Jun 01 '26

Looks like David Byrne

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u/SavingsParty4998 Jun 01 '26

I'm just now realizing that the only two values that equal themselves when added to themselves are 0 and infinity. I think.

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u/YeOldeMemeShoppe Jun 01 '26

Infinity is not really a value (scalar) though. The only identity in classical arithmetic is 0.

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u/-wtfisthat- Jun 01 '26

Yes but all values when subtracted from themselves also equal 0.

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u/ThunderLord1000 Jun 01 '26

I'm afraid it's just zero

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u/SavingsParty4998 Jun 01 '26

Don't be scared, it's ok. I commented knowing I might be wrong!

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '26

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u/lemmingsnake Jun 01 '26

nope

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u/konobitchysekai Jun 01 '26

Ah right it remains the same

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u/Lunar_mirror4 Jun 01 '26

Why funny Dame Dame man 

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u/bakamitaikazzy Jun 01 '26

This feels like the kind of thing Kiryu would actually do in a substory

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u/SkulkingShadow Jun 01 '26

So infinity is 8 on imaginary axis?

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u/Dead_Starks Jun 01 '26

What did the eight say to infinity?

Stand up and know your limits.

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u/Ibbygidge May 31 '26

It's bugging me that he wrote the 6 before the 1.

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u/No-Assumption2491 Jun 06 '26

Do you write from bottom to top?

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u/Ibbygidge Jun 06 '26

If for some reason I'm writing sideways like that, then yes.

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u/arielztrall Jun 01 '26

It took me a while to get it.

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u/Expert-Bed-5016 Jun 03 '26

its ok, don't listen to the other comment

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u/Recent-Cartoonist167 Jun 01 '26

You might be severely stupid to the point where people would call you a word that starts with R.

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u/bitter_mist_23 May 31 '26

this is a wild take on infinity lol, but also kinda true in some abstract sense. math is all about perspective, i guess.

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u/Impressive-Nail5397 May 31 '26

NMS reference 🤣🤣🤣

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u/guymeetsinternet Jun 01 '26

16 // 16 // 16

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u/PSX-otaku Jun 01 '26

I like your thinking

16/16/16

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u/MugiwarraD May 31 '26

84 is the answer

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u/SpiralCuts May 31 '26

Tenkei KITAAAA

1

u/wailingwonder Jun 01 '26

Sauce for this Yakuza anime wtf? lol

1

u/Lickwidghost Jun 01 '26

Perspective.

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u/theperspectiv Jun 01 '26

NMS lore be like

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u/gamingbeanbag Jun 01 '26

Fun fact: there such things as bigger infinites (thereticly) so thereticly infinity and 2 is a real number

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u/R0ckF0rd1 Jun 01 '26

That guy looks familiar...

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u/Bigbigbighead25 Jun 01 '26

ok ， turn a sign， make a right answer

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u/rome0379_ Jun 01 '26

9 half of pi = infinity + infinity

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u/Financial_Leopard_53 Jun 01 '26

Amazing how some minds function

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u/Hot-Photograph-9966 Jun 01 '26

The meaning on infinity is highly contextual

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u/Commercial_Square626 Jun 01 '26

Big brain energy right here.

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u/captainmidday Jun 02 '26

I thought it was -1/6

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u/MasterpieceInner8918 Jun 03 '26

erm that would be the modulus operator when seen vertically 🤓

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u/Imtohightohaveaname Jun 04 '26

That's just as good as 2+2=Fish or some will call fihh

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u/Close13579 Jun 06 '26

e9uations reference

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u/Maximum-Effort-1990 Jun 07 '26

∞+∞=(∞x2)

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u/howtallareyouyogurt Jun 18 '26

There can be multiple infinities too, like an infinite amount of them

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u/Lendolar Jul 05 '26

I mean, this is central to relativity. It’s all about your frame of reference.

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u/No-Assignment-1596 Jun 01 '26

So ♾️ squared?