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I, however, am treating infinity almost like a variable. I have no idea if I'm right, but I'll explain how I got to that conclusion.

Take pi. Pi=3.14…, but you can still put it into equations, with the symbol . You can write out 3xy++9=3.

Of course, pi is a number that states the circimfrence of a circle, but is an endless number, like infinity. Why couldn't you do the same thing with infinity, but with a different symbol? Why not 3xy++9=?
(I'm sure you know this, but just in case you don't, is the symbol for infinity.)

Like I said earlier, though, I could be completely wrong, but meh, I'd rather be totally wrong than not guess at all. One time, on an English test in 5th grade, I completely and totally guessed and still got it right.

I, however, am treating infinity almost like a variable. I have no idea if I'm right, but I'll explain how I got to that conclusion.

Take pi. Pi=3.14…, but you can still put it into equations, with the symbol . You can write out 3xy++9=3.

Of course, pi is a number that states the circimfrence of a circle, but is an endless number, like infinity. Why couldn't you do the same thing with infinity, but with a different symbol? Why not 3xy++9=?
(I'm sure you know this, but just in case you don't, is the symbol for infinity.)

Like I said earlier, though, I could be completely wrong, but meh, I'd rather be totally wrong than not guess at all. One time, on an English test in 5th grade, I completely and totally guessed and still got it right.

Infinity is a concept, a theory. It cannot be treated as a variable because no number can define it. Pi, however, can be defined in a number, it is just an irrational number.

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But how? O_o

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But how? O_o

What did they say you did?

I, however, am treating infinity almost like a variable. I have no idea if I'm right, but I'll explain how I got to that conclusion.

Take pi. Pi=3.14…, but you can still put it into equations, with the symbol . You can write out 3xy++9=3.

Of course, pi is a number that states the circimfrence of a circle, but is an endless number, like infinity. Why couldn't you do the same thing with infinity, but with a different symbol? Why not 3xy++9=?
(I'm sure you know this, but just in case you don't, is the symbol for infinity.)

Like I said earlier, though, I could be completely wrong, but meh, I'd rather be totally wrong than not guess at all. One time, on an English test in 5th grade, I completely and totally guessed and still got it right.

Infinity is a concept, a theory. It cannot be treated as a variable because no number can define it. Pi, however, can be defined in a number, it is just an irrational number.

Very true.

I, however, am treating infinity almost like a variable. I have no idea if I'm right, but I'll explain how I got to that conclusion.

Take pi. Pi=3.14…, but you can still put it into equations, with the symbol . You can write out 3xy++9=3.

Of course, pi is a number that states the circimfrence of a circle, but is an endless number, like infinity. Why couldn't you do the same thing with infinity, but with a different symbol? Why not 3xy++9=?
(I'm sure you know this, but just in case you don't, is the symbol for infinity.)

Like I said earlier, though, I could be completely wrong, but meh, I'd rather be totally wrong than not guess at all. One time, on an English test in 5th grade, I completely and totally guessed and still got it right.

Infinity is a concept, a theory. It cannot be treated as a variable because no number can define it. Pi, however, can be defined in a number, it is just an irrational number.

Very true.

Just out of curiosity, what sorts of problems could be solved using to represent infinity? The question to the Great Answer of Life (42), perhaps?

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But how? O_o

What did they say you did?

It DOESN'T say.
It would be nice if someone would go onto the game board hellhole(game boards without topicality can be posted on freely) and ask HOW I was banned

It's called email, fivex fawfulthethird.

11-12-2009 – This account has been banned from posting any further messages on GameFAQs. Bans are only given out by the site administrator, and only for severe and/or repeated TOS violations. This ban is permanent; this account can no longer be used.

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But how? O_o

What did they say you did?

It DOESN'T say.
It would be nice if someone would go onto the game board hellhole(game boards without topicality can be posted on freely) and ask HOW I was banned

It's called email, fivex fawfulthethird.