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Topic	If you slice a few atoms off of an apple, you have left .999~ apples
TheWorstPoster 08/04/20 9:33:57 PM #3:	wolfy42 posted... Except there are a finite amount of atoms in an apple, just because you can't count them doesn't make it .999~ , if there was an infinite number of atoms in the apple, the apple would consume every free space in existance. Therefore .999~ still does not = 1, but not because of the apple, but because even if something is infinitely small, it still exists, it just hasn't been actualized. It's still missing a few parts of an apple. <cite>TheWorstPoster posted [p:942999531] in If you sli... [t:78892050]...</cite> <quote>wolfy42 posted... </cite> <quote>Except there are a finite amount of atoms in an apple, just because you can't count them doesn't make it .999~ , if there was an infinite number of atoms in the apple, the apple would consume every free space in existance. Therefore .999~ still does not = 1, but not because of the apple, but because even if something is infinitely small, it still exists, it just hasn't been actualized.</quote> It's still missing a few parts of an apple. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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