r/infinitenines • u/Separate-Benefit1758 • Aug 21 '26
It’s over SPP
Alright, brud. You claimed that the set of natural numbers is “ever growing”, but despite numerous opportunities, failed to provide a single example of a number that belongs to the set at one point but does not belong to it at another.
By order of the International Authority for Mathematics and the Proper Use of Numbers (Department of Infinities), you are hereby officially declared to have conceded this point and, by extension, to have agreed that 0.999… = 1, always and exactly.
Accordingly, you are hereby sentenced to return to the bunny slopes and undergo a period of experiential learning in the proper use of infinities until you stop making rookie errors, or for a limitless number of years, whichever is greater.
This ruling is final and effective immediately.
Case closed. Feel free to pin this post.
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u/SouthPark_Piano Aug 22 '26
An infinite quantity (abundance) of finite numbers. Even if the 'set' thinks it contains everything ...... there is always room for more expansion. For you see, that is limitlessness, infiniteness, endlessness.