The true identity of infinity

[How to be wise]

I’m not sure how this fits into enlightenment, but there exists a very astounding result when you think about infinity:

 

[TheAvatarState]

Nothing about this is True. Remember that mathematics is a man-made concept.

[How to be wise]

@TheAvatarState But it surprises me that such a result exists (relatively speaking), and even more they use it in physics! A hard-nosed science. Now you can’t dismiss it as just abstraction.

Edited February 18, 2019 by How to be wise

[TheAvatarState]

@How to be wise Yes, it's interesting. Don't believe the math in that numberphile video though, it's incorrect (just look at the wiki link and other debunking videos on youtube). The answer is correct, but not in the simplistic way they showed, and not like you think. The y intercept on the graph on the wiki page is -1/12, and the area under the curve is also -1/12. Apparently these aren't by accident... It's definitely pointing to something. It looks like this infinite set is involved in computing the Casimir Effect in quantum field theory, which has applications in nanotechnology and potentially traversing wormholes.  

[Leo Gura]

The best mathematical analogue to God is Cantor's set theory and Godel's / Tarski's incompleteness theorems.