Indenting The Worm Hole

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There are “[size=200]7[/size]” 14’s grouped up with 6’s and 8’s; a 49; a 15.

There are “[size=200]7[/size]” 42’s grouped up with 3’s and 72’s.

There are “[size=200]7[/size]” 69’s grouped up with 14’s and numbers with a “9” or “6” on either side; with one next to a 34.

There are “[size=200]10[/size]” 72’s grouped up with many variations of 6; with one sitting next to a 42, which converges into a 6.

There are “[size=200]11[/size]” 36’s grouped up with 360’s and 7’s.

7 + 7 + 7 = |[size=200]21[/size]|

10 + 11 = |[size=200]21[/size]|

There are “[size=200]14[/size]” 27’s messing around with 9’s, 3’s and 8’s; there’s a 27 harboring a 64 and a 72 harboring a 24.

There are “[size=200]9[/size]” 56’s hanging around 8’s and 4’s.

14 + 9 = |25| >>>>>>>>>>>>> 2 + 5 = |[size=200]7[/size]|.

There are “[size=200]10[/size]” 31’s hanging around - who cares, there’s a 31 hanging with a huge sequence of 0’s.

There are “[size=200]11[/size]” 66’s hanging around with - again who cares, there’s a 66 next to a 432.

10 + 11 = |[size=200]21[/size]|.

There are "[size=200]10[/size] 33’s hanging around with… This is getting old. There’s a few hanging with 44’s, though.

There are “[size=200]7[/size]” 68’s. Also with 44’s.

10 + 7 = |[size=200]17[/size]|.

There are “[size=200]11[/size]” 44’s.

11 + 17 = |[size=200]28[/size]|.

21 + 7 = |[size=200]28[/size]|.

Coincidence?

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Don’t forget to divide by zero. Interesting shit begins to happen at that point. I believe that dividing by zero could theoretically create a 1 or -1; or, it could also theoretically be what is needed to generate an infinite amount of seemingly random numbers contributing what we know as the random factor in life. Since multiplying by zero is possible, so must the division of it and by it, too. That’s an interesting question, there, too: what happens when you divide zero by another number? Theoretically, it could also be that dividing by zero is the same as multiplying by it and the answer remains zero. It’s interesting to think that zero is the most impressive and expansive ‘number’ in existence, because it exemplifies nothingness; the absence of everything; and has a more profound effect than the concept of infinite. There are a multitude of other numbers; an infinite amount of them, actually; and yet only one zero and one thing like a zero, for the zero is vastly different than every other number, even if the number is paired with a zero such as 10, 20, 30, etc. It is found only in tens, hundreds, thousands, etc, whereas every other number is off and in between. Numbers with zero in them exemplify the strongest chain through counting that there is. You could easily say that math at all would not exist without the zero; and all people have nothing until they have something; all things are nothing until they are something.

even the largest number in the world; a vast number of whatever is being counted; can be wiped out by zero, but what ever gets rid of zero, the concept of nothingness? Once you give zero a decimal point, it becomes something else; it becomes a quantifiable thing, something we can measure, but we can’t measure nothingness and nothing, can we? We have to have something to measure it with, which becomes something in the maddening pursuit to measure zero. Pi could theoretically go on forever and yet is constantly changing throughout while zero remains steadfast in nothingness and still keeping up for it is combined with more numbers than Pi would ever know. The concept of absoluteness flows with the number zero, for there is nothing more absolute than nothingness and zero. Finite.