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So is my problem that I'm treating infinity like I would any other number rather than treating it like what it is, which is confusing?

Can't figure it out, here's a screenshot with better typography.

In another question I posted on here, I asked about a hypothetical roulette wheel with an infinite amount of spaces. Each number has a one-in-infinity chance of being selected, yet each time the wheel is spun, one number wins those odds. My initial question was how this was possible, and I had...

Yes, this is what I am talking about, thank you so much

The replies here are amazing, and you all are without a doubt the kind of people that I love to talk to, but my current understanding of infinities is really just that some are bigger than others and that it's a really, really big number. I'm 14 years old. I decided to post this question on a...

I'm a high school freshman, this is the only response I can comprehend and also my favorite.

Imagine a roulette wheel with an infinite amount of numbers. Every number on the wheel has a one-in-infinity chance of being selected. Every time the wheel is spun, one number wins those one-in-infinity odds. How is this possible? Isn't one-in-infinity basically zero? It's infinitely far from...