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>>8962418
I didn't... realize. Little o was defined in this very chapter and I guess I haven't had time to digest.

But I think I get it. If f(x) = o(1) then that means that the limit as x approaches infinity of f(x)/1 equals 0. And therefore the limit as x approaches infinity of f(x) is 0. And that means that functions in the o(1) class get arbitrarily small.

Holy shit fuck. This was trivial. I can finally see