Zero Degree Thinking
How can mathematicians consider a conflation of the infinite and zero?
The only way to do it, I think, is to consider both indeterminate, because both can be made to equal any number.
If this weren't possible, then:
If you subtract one from the infinite, then you still have the infinite.
If you subtract one from zero, then you have negative one.
Am I wrong about this? Puzzling.
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