In this current form of number addressing it is Impossible To Hit An End.

So I was inspired to come up with the correct methodology to travel from 0 to infinity in a logical serial numbering:

 

Zero : a centre in a circle

One : a rayon in a circle

Two: a diameter in a circle (|)

Three : a trinity in a circle (Y)

Four : a plus in a circle (+)

Five : a star in the circle (*)

............

Finity: a disc : ●

Now I challenge you to calculate the last or biggest number possible (finity).

 

Hint: theists worship the number "1665"

And say he is (bigger)!

Zero : a centre in a circle

One : a rayon in a circle

Two: a diameter in a circle (|)

Three : a trinity in a circle (Y)

Four : a plus in a circle (+)

Five : a star in the circle (*)

............

How is this more than just clumsy notation?

 

Finity: a disc : ●

By drawing more and more infinitely thin lines on the disk you will never actually 'colour in' the disk. You may have some limiting process here, I have not thought about it.

 

Now I challenge you to calculate the last or biggest number possible (finity).

What ever number one states, I can always add one to it.

Hint: theists worship the number "1665"

 

I know it is off-topic, but I am fascinated. Do they? And why?

OK. Forget that. You answered it in your other (nearly identical) thread.

 

Apart from that, what ajb said. I think you need to study the concept of limits.

Edited February 4, 201610 yr by Strange