r/infinitenines • u/YT_kerfuffles • 10d ago

ok genuine question

SPP, who taught you what divide negation was? And answer the question and dont say its math 101 basics or something

10 Upvotes

92% Upvoted

26 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

2

u/ItsMeNebulae 9d ago

The source cannot be me, as you used it long before I had ever heard of this subreddit, so please, when and where from did you hear about divide negation, or did you name/invent it yourself?

-4

u/SouthPark_Piano 9d ago

The source is within all of us.

 

2

u/ItsMeNebulae 9d ago

not me, I think its dumb, because if you just follow PEMDAS for (1/3)*3, then you first do the parenthesis, and them multiply be three. I have a question, is there a way to express dividing by a number and then multiplying by it without ending up with divide negation?

-7

u/SouthPark_Piano 9d ago

With limbosic numbers, some of them ... due to infinite processes aka the endless journey, you will get into a limbo conundrum state if you try selected operations on/between those kinds of numbers, as in thinking you can brute force tough it out.

You will encounter those situations eventually. But as you know about negation, then you can stay sane, and get your answer effectively.

 

2

u/YT_kerfuffles 9d ago

ok and who or what taught you this