/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11030008
You're on the right track OP, more innovation is definitely what math needs right now, especially considering the fact that we need to adapt it so it becomes completely computable where issues like division by zero and especially infinity stop us from doing so, which is also why it's good to support people like Wildberger who're pushing it towards that side against the pressure of the entire academia comfortable with just how it is right now.

Everyone who's studied even a bit of math can see that you have no formal education in it, however, I will admit that the idea itself is actually good but needs to be put forward in a much better way. My advice is to ignore all the gaslighting retards ITT who're trying to make themselves feel better on your expense and teach yourself math until you have all the basics covered so you can put forward something worthy of consideration.

And by the way, I've seen more than a hundred threads on /sci/ specifically around this topic and perhaps 10 of them asked the exact question you're asking, so no, you're not alone. Check the archives if you want to see what interesting ideas they came up with over the years

https://boards.fireden.net/sci/search/text/%22%5Cfrac%7B1%7D%7B0%7D%22/
I guess that even more will come up if you search for "1/0" but I don't know how to do that without breaking the search engine

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>>10846319
>>10846327
ah, the weekly stormfag cope thread