Out of My Little Notebook: Introduction

**Kushna Mufeed** · 02-11-2009 01:22 AM

For the past few weeks, I have made it mandatory upon myself to keep a notebook and pen on me at all times. I jot down ideas, concepts, designs, developments on Segrival, rhymes, quotables I make up ("I don't need a reason to live, I just need something to do.") and the occasional DJ entry if I have some post-breakfast recall.

A lot of it, you can't really tell what I'm doing because I'm really just messing around with ideas on a page, not really presenting it. I'd be surprised if you could read and comprehend my thought process. And I don't mean that in an arrogant way, I very much doubt I could read and comprehend yours if you did the same thing.

Here, I want to actually present some select out-takes from my accumulation of ideas. I may or may not scan and post pages out of it.

More than anything, I consider myself a concept artist. As such, some of these may seem a bit outlandish and bizarre. I am not saying I believe in any or none of these ideas.

As such, I don't mind talking about and discussing my ideas, but I request that no arguments should be started.

Oh, and if you come to me with science and whatnot against my ideas, I'll take that into consideration but I'll probably keep talking about it. I enjoy mind experimenting with concepts and physics that have absolutely no application in the real world.

More to come in following posts.

**Kushna Mufeed** · 02-11-2009 01:32 AM

Positive zero: +0.00...01
Neutral zero: 0.00...
Negative zero: -0.00...01

Do they all equal each other?

Any real application for infinitely small amounts greater or less than zero? Doubtful.

**Kushna Mufeed** · 02-11-2009 05:04 AM

If it was possible for there to be negative mass.

Positive and negative gravitational charges.

Likes attract and opposites repel.

Parallel to the system of electromagnetic charges.

**Venomblood** · 02-19-2009 05:13 AM

Originally Posted by Kushna Mufeed

Positive zero: +0.00...01
Neutral zero: 0.00...
Negative zero: -0.00...01

Do they all equal each other?

Any real application for infinitely small amounts greater or less than zero? Doubtful.

They do equal each other, mostly because they are all simply 0. You can't have 0.INFINITE1. Nothing can be after infinite so they simply all equal neutral 0.

**Invader** · 02-19-2009 07:05 AM

Originally Posted by Venomblood

They do equal each other, mostly because they are all simply 0. You can't have 0.INFINITE1. Nothing can be after infinite so they simply all equal neutral 0.

Zero denotes non-existense. Both the positive and negative values, however small they are, exist.

Mathematically speaking, the limit for the positive/negative values is 0.

I like the concept for this thread though.

**slash112** · 02-20-2009 12:22 AM

Originally Posted by Venomblood

They do equal each other, mostly because they are all simply 0. You can't have 0.INFINITE1. Nothing can be after infinite so they simply all equal neutral 0.

its not 0.INFINITE1 its more like 0.(INFINITE0)1
anyway, there is a whole thread with a massive argurement about it

**Kushna Mufeed** · 02-20-2009 01:35 AM

Another way to represent those values could be:

lim x -> infinity 10^-x

and

lim x -> infinity -10^-x

Also, if you're going to argue, get the fuck out of my thread. Go to that other thread or create your own thread.

kthxbai

Also, I left my notebook in my buddies room after blazing in there so I'm not going to get it until Monday. Which sucks, because I was working on a tetrahedral hierarchy to represent all life forms.

**Kushna Mufeed** · 02-23-2009 06:19 AM

This is my latest development with Segrival. Any questions?

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