Divide by zero

as the stock options the 0/0 has lost 1 point today because
0/0= 0/0 -1

because

0= 0000

in 0 there is 4 times 0 so 4 * 0 =0 ; 0-0 =0
I write 0 down

in 0 there is 5 times 0 so 5 * 0 =0 ; 0-0 =0
I write 0 down

in 0 there is 6 times 0 so 6 * 0 =0 ; 0-0 =0
I write 0 down

in 0 there is 1 times 0 so 1 * 0 =0 ; 0-0 =0
I write 0 down

it is true because
0/0 = 50/2

or 50 * 0 = 2 * 0

Tomorrow the value will be pi = 3.14159265

I was just passing the time doing tangles when I somehow ended up getting the equation “0/0” when working out the tangle’s unique fraction. A paradox in space-time occurred.

I was never seen again.

I never get why we can’t divide by zero. If you have three parts, and you divide it by nothing, well then … I don’t know. I’ve always liked math, but sometimes there are just things that don’t make sense. At all.

since i’m not a mathmatician, it makes my brain numb to think about it. for example, 5/0: five parts of zero. how can you have even one part of nothing? how can you take apart something that wasn’t there in the first place?

As much as I wish it was possible/ that it was possible for me to comprehend or figure out, I must concede this goal to whoever thought up the rules holding the mathematical universe together.

This is inpossible. I must give up.

Although arithmetic falls apart when you allow it, if you let go of the “quantitative” nature, and investigate the “qualitative”, or geometric, nature of division by zero, you can arrive at a really cool geometry called projective geometry. It’s different than Euclidean, somewhat counter-intuitive at first, but A LOT of fun! The concept of parallel lines is out the door, all the conic sections are treated uniformly and express themselves in the standard Euclidean way depending on whether they intersect with the “ideal” points or “points at infinity”. At a lower level, calculus is full of division by zero! The whole definition of the derivative is studying a division by zero (rather zero over zero) by studying the behavior near where this happens. Just killer stuff!

Just find the limit as x approaches zero! It’s pretty much amazing.

but is it possible….?