What is the most elaborate action that we could perform with numbers?

Well....they had that right about thinking of numbers as other things.....because the first numbers also represented things like houses and camels and suchlike. They already began with a dual function.

As for "elaborate".....

Are you familiar with L-Space?

That would be: Library Space.

The equation is:

Books = Knowledge = Power = (Force x Distance^2) ÷ Time

"Large quantities of magical and mundane books create portals into L-space that can be accessed using innate powers of librarianship that are taught by the Librarians of Time and Space to those deemed worthy across the multiverse. Because libraries with enough books to open a portal are often large and sprawling, those venturing into L-space may not necessarily know that they have arrived. The floor and ceiling of L-space follow the floor and ceiling of the library used to access it; the best example of this is that the central dome of Unseen University's library is "always overhead". In every direction and as far as the eye can see bookshelves stretch off, meaning the nature of any walls are unknown.

Alternatively, it can be said that L-space manifests in our world in those obscure, hidden bookstores that, logic and the laws of physics insist, cannot possibly be as large on the outside as they appear on the inside. Somehow, after scraping one's shoulders against the improbably small door, one finds one's self turning one unseen corner after another, seemingly going on forever into further and more obscure sections as yet unobserved by human eyes. The town of Hay-on-Wye, known for having more bookshops per square mile than anywhere else in the world, contains many examples of this, and may be a substantial access point to L-space. Essentially, all bookstores are potentially infinite in extent; gateways into literary hyperspace: "[a] good bookshop is just a genteel black hole that knows how to read."

Add even fractions ie- 1/2 + 1/4 + 1/8 and you will eventually get to a whole number: Add odd fractions ie- 1/3 + 1/5 + 1/7- and you can not ever reach a whole number

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log(( -i)² ) = log(( -i)² )

-- properties of logs

log(( -i)² ) = 2 log( -i )

log( -1) = 2 log( -i )

--exponential representation of -i and -1

log(e^(iπ)) = 2 log(e^(-iπ / 2))

-- log reverses e^

iπ = 2(-iπ / 2)

iπ = -iπ

--basic algebra

1 = -1

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