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1 + (+ - ) = ∞

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    muslims
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    Good explanation . .

    Hypothetically lets say

    everything = (100)

    What would be

    1 + (100) = ? brickwall

    It can not be 101 nope

    Iblees prostrate to "Allah Alone"

    Iblees is "Allah Alone".

    and Buddha was 1% right and 99% wrong.

    (1= &#8734 Buddha said, look within yourself (1) and find your personal (&#8734 nirvana.

    That's why he and the buddhist lives alone, dress very weird and asking people for money with their bowl in hand. They are lazy people and living on donation, minimizing their life so that can live on people sweat and hard work. Selfish and group of people who cannot face reality . . . Therefore Buddha almost absolutely failed in his mission to understand the (&#8734 nirvana. He was just at the gate and not even entering the nirvana. There is more that he and the Buddhist need to understand. Atheist and others, did not even have the foundation. It's like they are constructing 100 floors of building without any foundation or stable ground. All will be killed when the building collapse.

    It must be something outside of the bound and end (brackets)

    yes . . it is 0 (language)

    it was not supposed to be 1 +1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 since everything is 1 . . .

    it should be 1 + 0

    therefore, only 1

    and again . . .

    Iblees prostrate to "Allah Alone"

    Iblees is "Allah Alone".

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      Notexceling
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      Iblis is not Allah alone.

      You are classifying the unknown as 0 when he is

      IN within the name of Allah
      Most Beneficent +(+) The receiver of your (+)
      Most Merciful +(-) The forgiver of your (-)

      The only attribute we know Iblis had was Pride

      Iblis was removed for being Proud.
      Adam sinned after the introduction of a companion......Pride.

      The greatest sin is to be proud of your sins.

      May Allah save us all from self-worship

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        nimnimak_11
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        Peace Notexceling

        I think I'm missing something here. I don't get it

        1 + (finite)
        1 + (maths)
        1 + (1)
        1 + (universe)
        1 + (everything)
        1 + (100%)
        1 + (E=mc2)
        1 + (+|-)

        ????

        It must be something outside of the bound and end (brackets)

        Our concept(it is not a number) of this is called

        Absolute
        100%.

        Infinity

        100% boundless and endless.

        Something beyond all bounds and ends

        So in an equation

        1 + (1) = From a numerical perspective

        Why wouldn't 1+ (finite), result in something like 2 finites?
        You've also suggested number 1 as making up everything. Why not 0.1 or 0.0001 as making up everything?

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          Notexceling
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          1 is complete
          1 = 100%
          if 0.1 in a scenario was =100% then 0.1 would be sufficient.

          two infinites can not happen beyond mathematics.
          multiple infinities and different types are calculable and restricted to governing laws.

          Ansolute infinite isnt

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            FreedomStands
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            I didn't read what you wrote, but good work anyway.

            What was the summary for a lay man?

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              Notexceling
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              In laymens terms it is evidence of God in the language of truth.
              If you can prove something in maths, especially simple arthmetic, what is said becomes undeniable

              If accepted by academia it would mean rejecting the idea of god would go against logic/science/reasoning.

              Simply it means God exists and can't be denied

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                FreedomStands
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                In laymens terms it is evidence of God in the language of truth.
                If you can prove something in maths, especially simple arthmetic, what is said becomes undeniable

                If accepted by academia it would mean rejecting the idea of god would go against logic/science/reasoning.

                Simply it means God exists and can't be denied

                Can you make a shorter and simpler version for me to understand?

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                  Notexceling
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                  I've already summarised the answer to the hardest question ever asked into a shorty post
                  I don't think I can summarise it anymore

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                    FreedomStands
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                    Ok, thanks, I will read it soon!

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                      Farabi
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                      Number is a concept. Naturally, man also made a concept of enumerating. But they're stuck with unique number, until God ntroduce His concept of number He usd to use with infinte probabilty. It was repetitive symbol. Like, 19, 199, 19999, 199999999.., and so on. A simple comprehensive concept He embedded to our mind.

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                        fye
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                        The limit is the rule
                        Digits are 0-9
                        Like words there combination make up different understandings
                        And I do believe that postive plus negative equals 0 like with atoms it created a bond like salt being composed of two ions one + and the other -
                        Why are you getting infinity? Is it a positive infinity or a negative?

                        Math proves a creator because it is regulated by rules like all things on earth (physics).

                        I remember tripping balls on dxm and thinking about all these things, remember we don't make the rules to math like magic or anything we simply put pieces in places and read them.

                        Sorry for old post the forums kinda slow lately.

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