creation and mathematics

[Identity]

You know how in math both sides of the '=' sign have to be equal and can be resolved to 0?

I had this insight like that is what is happening with reality. There is nothing. But then on both sides of the "=" you can make up numbers. 

Therefore at first glance, it appears like there is a lot, but in actuality, there is nothing.

For example;

0

0=0 (add 15 on each side)

15 = 15 (multiply by 3 each side)

15 x 3 = 15 x 3 (divide by 7)

(15 x 3)/7 = (15 x 3)/7

Look at all this form that is created! 

Oh, it is actually still nothingness?

 

[Gesundheit]

Amazing insight!

1 hour ago, Identity said:

0

Non-Duality.

1 hour ago, Identity said:

0=0

Duality.

[James123]

1/ infinite = 0

0 = infinite

0= 0 but 

0 x infinite = 0, so nothing is nothing simultaneously everything or infinite, which is nothing again.  Infinite happens within the nothing, as nothing. 

Edited August 7, 2020 by James123

[allislove]

I like @outlandish's signature in this regard ?

[outlandish]

On 8/7/2020 at 2:12 PM, allislove said:

I like @outlandish's signature in this regard ?

[ToriVictoria]

I love ontologial, theological math.

There is only 1 and 0

God speaks MATH language.   ALL is Math...

it is crazy, scary, comforting, confusing, and wild all at the same time.

 

Check out Mandelbrot's Set as well!!!!

[outlandish]

9 hours ago, datamonster said:

@Identitye^πi + 1 = 0

That is freaking crazy!

I don't really understand what it means to raise something to i, kind of screws up my mind to think about that. Can you break that bit down for the lay-mathematician?

[outlandish]

@datamonster really cool video, wow. I think it's impossible for me to directly think about ^i, but it makes sense as a data-compressed version of the terms on the expanded series.

[Dryas]

This is some weird fallacious logic. It's fine if you want to use it some analogy I guess but never bring it up against a smartass who will easily see through this.

[allislove]

@datamonster mind-blowing video, thanks for sharing ?

It's basically the whole math in one formula.