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| [14:00] Chruser:
Confirming that science is broken: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1_%E2%..._%2B_%E2%8B%AF |
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| [19:12] -Spector-:
Chruser, I need a number that is infinite on both sides of the decimal, i.e. 58340958(infinitely).5830598345(infinitely) is it possible? |
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| [20:26] Chruser:
If the integer to the left of the decimal becomes arbitrarily large, the integer (and consequently, any number of the type you seek) has to be infinity, which isn't a number (unless you're considering the extended number line). |
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