In article <waYN7.83483$YD.6929545@news2.aus1.giganews.com>, "Paul Lutus" <nospam@nosite.zzz> wrote:
> The example under discussion -- > > lim x -> 0, 1/x = infinity
Now you're just lying, which seems an odd strategy, because anyone can back up a few posts and find the example under discussion:
> Say it correctly, or don't bother saying it at all. > > lim x -> infinity, 1/x = 0. This is a limit, not an identity. The equals > sign in the limit expression doesn't have its usual meaning -- in this case > it means "approaches," not "equals."
This is a verbatim quote from an earlier post of yours. It's wrong of course - which may explain why you want to pretend it says something else. Do you acknowledge writing this? Did someone else write it? Was it your evil twit? Do you believe we can't see what is written? Do medications need to be adjusted?
