You know how I seemingly found a definition for 1/0 ? Well there's apparently more about it that has a lot to add to science, possibly a theory that already exists because of it. If you say you will give 20 people 10 apples, you are saying 10/20. if you say you will give 20 people no apples, you say 0/20. If you say you will give 1 apple to no one, that is 1/0. You still have to get rid of the apple to that no one, so how do you do it? Dimensions. Ever played The Impossible Quiz? On the 3rd question, you place your mouse on a button, and then it says "Don't touch the blue!" or the like? You have to right click and get across, or you can go around the program. This would simulate going through one spatial dimension to another, with variations and different entry points. We say you cannot create or destroy matter. This is probably true, so it would make sense that you could probably just push it into another dimension. This is also tied in with the theory of wormholes and blackholes. I would guess that at some point, one of Einstein's field equations said E/0 and he didn't know what to do so he said "You can't destroy matter". Well you obviously can't do that. You now have to push it through a dimension. Intriguing as to how this could work in mathematics as well. What is the outcome of 1/0 if it isn't infinity and my definition thingy is wrong? Well I guess the outcome would be something like a matrix, only more complex. Perhaps I found part 3 of my 1/0 definition?
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