It doesn't prove anything.
0 = 0 + 0
0 = -123 + 123
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What? Wait! So you're saying -69 + 69 = 0 ?
Even better, 69 - 69 = 0
Even better
lim(x to + infinity, 1/(69^x)) = 0
I've been out of calculus for too long to remember integrals.
Oh shit. You're right. My mind has been blown.
Y'know that we made math up, right?
Whether math is invented or discovered is actually still a debated question in mathematics.
Of course, dear.
It might sound neat, but it's certainly not a proof of anything.
OP just solved quantum physics.
🤓
/jk lol wasn't really serious with this post anyways
A quality shower thought requires a constant water flow to sound convincing in your head. It falls apart the second you turn the water off.
Wanna hear my theory about how the existence of purple aliens proves the existence of blue and red aliens?
Plot Twist: We ARE the aliens that had to escape a failed climate and found this planet called Earth, now we are destroying another planet's climate.
Nobel prize shit.
Well, yeah, except (if I remember correctly) it's the change of energy that adds up to zero. Energy can not be added or destroyed, only transformed. Matter and anti matter particles emerge and disappear in the foam together. AFAIK there is nothing that supports the net sum of energy being zero.
Since a thing we made up to model the world around us works the way we expect it to. this proves the world around us works the way we extend it.
Nah.