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Jul 03, 2013 03:21PM
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Infinity isn't a number, it is a value assigned to something known to go forever. It is not recognized by mathematicians as a number, for it would, in some weird way, put a limit on numbers, and numbers are infinite, so you can't have that. Also, therefore, you can't have negative infinity, as infinity is, again, not a number.
Psh, who cares about mathematicians!
Well, we're speaking figuratively, of course.
But you can have an infinity of integers in the negative.
So then why not the positive?
