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Close enough.

That would probably be the never fail cheat, fun stuff, that one. Once I put a blue portal directly over an orange portal, went through it and walked through myself.

Should a malfunction such as computational error like diving by 0 occur in the nature, would it be a spreading catastrophe like seen in movies, or just another powercut, and boom, everything returns to nothing?

Should a malfunction such as computational error like diving by 0 occur in the nature, would it be a spreading catastrophe like seen on movies, or just another powercut?

There would be a crack in time/space, a vortex would start growing from the depths of the earth, leaving your soul separated from your body, bending your mind into the darkness of the no-matter and sending you to a minuscule dot, where darkness cannot let go, light shall not prevail and silence would penetrate.

I don't know about you guys, but I divide by zero all the time.

I don't know about you guys, but I divide by zero all the time.

You never learned what a limit was, did you?

Considering that you'd have to know the definition of a derivative (which involves a limit) to know you're dividing by zero in the first place, I think he did.

Turtally, that portal needs to be turned sideways. That's when the real mindfuck begins.

Considering that you'd have to know the definition of a derivative (which involves a limit) to know you're dividing by zero in the first place, I think he did.

Turtally, that portal needs to be turned sideways. That's when the real mindfuck begins.

By definition a limit to x is not x itself. The whole point of limits in derivatives is to let you handle "division by zero" but it's not the real thing. You can't even divide by a limit to 0 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Division_by...n_calculus).