/sci/ - Science & Math

Apologies in advance if this is a pleb tier question, but it's been on my mind this evening, and the internet isn't too helpful.

What direction does the vector 1/i point (where i is the unit vector)? Is this actually even possible?

If it is, what about the vector 1/i+j ?

>>5344452
anything is useless. i'm too tired for any kind of action but suicide.

i have a question for all of you.

what keeps you going in the face of utter futility? the inconsequentiality of life? the knowledge that you are merely the inevitable outcome of chemical interactions as governed by the laws of physics? that subjective value is a trick, devised through evolution to ascertain the continuity of a particular assemblage of matter, whose existence has no true value? that everything we know is necessarily confined to one dimension, one set of natural laws, one timescale, the few senses we've developed? eventually your life will end permanently, and so will life on Earth, and so will the universe, and everything biology has coaxed you into giving meaning will just be part of an inert void of dispersed matter and energy. why do you bother?

same universe same rules>>> dosn't matter that it has infinite gravity