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Please bear with me. This is my first post.
I've put together quickly, with the best logic I could fathom, a solution to the infamous 0/0.
Does 0/0 = 1 and 0 at the same time with respect to 0?
By taking zero and dividing it by zero, you acknowledge that there is, in fact, the 'presence' of more than one zero. So "a zero" divided by "a zero" is also "a zero" no?
So zero isn't actually 'just plain' zero so much as it is... a zero. A single zero. One zero. Get it?
0/0 = 0
But 0 = (1*0)
Hence there are no ones, there is one zero.
1*0 obviously equals zero but... there is 'a'... zero. Presence.
Could someone aid me with my recent confusion/is this question more for a psychology/philosophy/theoretical physics themed site?
I've put together quickly, with the best logic I could fathom, a solution to the infamous 0/0.
Does 0/0 = 1 and 0 at the same time with respect to 0?
By taking zero and dividing it by zero, you acknowledge that there is, in fact, the 'presence' of more than one zero. So "a zero" divided by "a zero" is also "a zero" no?
So zero isn't actually 'just plain' zero so much as it is... a zero. A single zero. One zero. Get it?
0/0 = 0
But 0 = (1*0)
Hence there are no ones, there is one zero.
1*0 obviously equals zero but... there is 'a'... zero. Presence.
Could someone aid me with my recent confusion/is this question more for a psychology/philosophy/theoretical physics themed site?