LOL you guys get it?

\[\infty - 4 \cdot \infty = \frac{1}{4}\]

@freemo
Not really. Did the subtraction, and get:

\[\ -3 \cdot \infty = \frac{1}{4}\]

Surely I am doing the wrong thing?

@design_RG yup, isolate the \(\infty\) and it might give you a hint as to the source of the joke.. if not ill give you the whole bit

@freemo Thank you!

I already enjoyed seeing how you did the nice formatting - exposed in teh Toot editor when I was responding. Very nice result.

Will need to think about the meaning, next step or get the joke. 😉

@design_RG You may not know enough math to get it to be honest.. If you don;t see it now you probably wont get it :)

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@freemo Yes, I recognize my limits.

Quantum mechanics and String Theory, particularly, fly right over my head.

Operating with the infinities above even made me think if it was a legitimate thing to do. 🤔

@design_RG You wouldnt be the first person. Yet somehow it seems to work in the real world...

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