x != x

Given:


x = y + 1


x - 1 = y


Lets say x = a


a - 1 = y


Lets say:


x != x


Then:


x != a


Also:


a != y + 1


Then:


a != x = y + 1 = x


Now:


Lets say x = y + x


x = a


x != a




Comments

  1. PsimythDecember 16, 2022 at 10:00 AM

    So, this is the first light of the 7th Chakra.

    More light can be shone from it, for a new, Holy mathematics.

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  2. PsimythDecember 16, 2022 at 10:05 AM

    For example:


    x = y / 2

    x != x

    x != y / 2

    x = y / a

    a * x = y

    2x != x

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  3. PsimythDecember 16, 2022 at 10:11 AM

    And?

    x = y / 0.5

    x != x

    x != y / a

    a * x = y

    x = ( a * x ) / a


    Right?

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