there are a infinite amount of whole positive numbers

@esotericpazuzuism migrants

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@johny1846 yes

As I said

But

They must in total be 4

@fuguer lol i know i just thought it was funny

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ok boomer is the epics

@BasedChris you have division

4,000,000,000‬/1,000,000,000

=4

@johny1846 yes

so has infinite amount of solutions

Yes

ezpz then

As I stated

chris

vc

you shiddder

there isn't a solution it's a nice puzzle

at least my emulation of the series diverges fast

there is a solution

infinite amount of solutions

infact

Yes

a good boi would formulate a general dismissal

general case computer solve algorthims cant solve it

whole positive numbers? maybe i'm thinking those wrong

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11

and so on

so what's 1 solution

i cant tell you im in the 5% club

i'm saying logically there isn't one

no

but i'm too lazy to formulate it

if there is a infinite amount of solutions

probably one is positive and whole

1 is enough to prove me wrong

probably is definitely wrong