Infinity is an Invention

Posted on May 25, 2016May 25, 2016 by litzwired

infinity2 — 7×9″ black gauze on denim stitched with various threads

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6 thoughts on “Infinity is an Invention”

shannon May 25, 20162:57 pm Reply

mitosis!

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1. litzwired May 25, 20164:26 pm Reply
  
  I like how your perspective uncovers things hidden from mine.
  
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Kevin Bradberry May 26, 20168:40 pm Reply

Definitely an invention, no argument there.

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1. litzwired May 26, 20168:42 pm Reply
  
  What if John Wallis was wrong?
  
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  1. Kevin Bradberry May 26, 20168:47 pm
    
    Wrong? I just looked him up and I see that he created the symbol for infinity which is useful for math which itself is a useful invention. P.S. I like inventions. P.S.S I like thread work, too.
    
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litzwired May 26, 20168:50 pm Reply

I think mathematical inventions are curious. I don’t have any problems with them at all.

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