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The two-sided limit as the denominator approaches zero does not exist in conventional mathematics. I propose a circular number line of infinite radius. As one spins around to the other side, positive infinity is blended into negative infinity.
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I love it, but you can't blend at infinity until you can count to it... |
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So, basically an infinity juicer? I don't get it. |
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This is called the real projective line, the special case of projective space over the real numbers in one dimension. It dates back to the 1600s and the work of Desargues. |
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[Zen] Pretty sure that would generate a perfect normal
distribution. |
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