Re: [Mid] A lesson in Algorism

The problem to me seems to be that infinity is not a constant nor does one
inifinty equal infinity all the times. Infinity has many different values.
If you just give up on the number line being a line and instead view it as a
circle it all works out much better. Not matter how many times you add one
ti infinity you go farther down the "line". the line does not have an end.

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Received on Sun Jun 13 17:14:15 1999