Thread 16838410

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Anonymous 11/6/2025, 1:50:21 PM No.16838410 [Report] >>16839065 >>16839333 >>16839348

A few truth nukes packed in one

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Negative numbers don't exist in nature and x/0 equals infinity.
Light travels at c because c is the universe's way of representing infinity (local) velocity and since light has momentum but not mass, you have a momentum/0 situation resulting in infinite velocity.

Anonymous 11/6/2025, 2:18:28 PM No.16838424 [Report] >>16839167

Numbers don't exist in nature
if 1/0=C and 2/0=C then 1=2
F, see me after class

Anonymous 11/7/2025, 1:18:36 AM No.16839052 [Report]

bump

Anonymous 11/7/2025, 1:30:52 AM No.16839065 [Report]

>>16838410 (OP)
actually light might as well have mass. we just adopted a model where it doesn't have mass to make things easier

Anonymous 11/7/2025, 3:03:07 AM No.16839167 [Report] >>16839169

>>16838424
nice, but if 1*0=G and 2*G, then 1=2

Anonymous 11/7/2025, 3:04:08 AM No.16839169 [Report]

>>16839167
>and 2*0=G
fixed, my bad

Anonymous 11/7/2025, 8:10:53 AM No.16839333 [Report]

>>16838410 (OP)
Someone never learned about vectors.

Anonymous 11/7/2025, 8:30:58 AM No.16839348 [Report]

>>16838410 (OP)
>Negative numbers don't exist in nature
Then why is the time difference between your post and my post a negative number?

c isn't anywhere near infinity, though, if it were, energy would be meaningless because it would always just be mass times infinity.