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diffy, this may be hard for you. but it either equals blue or it does NOT equal blue. There's no inbetween.

This may be too philosophical for this forum. contextually there is 0 so it has actual math. But I believe the idea is out of mathematical context, more philosophical. 1) 'not equal to' = no (ex. not equal to blue = no blue) 2) no blue = 0 blue 3) therefore, 0 = 'not equal to'

then what is the 'not equal to' sign used for. Progamming? And not equal to what? What if i had a statement blue =/= red... pretty much means blue and red are logically incompatible. Almost like there is 0 red in blue and 0 blue in red. But that's not the function of Not equal to...

the 'not equal to' sign ( =/= )? If I say, blue =/= red. could you simply say: blue = 0 red? Or: life =/= death... mean life = 0 death? Does the not equal to sign mean merely 'incompatible' or does it mean 0 of the thing =/=? How do you use that sign?! I may be far off