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: Alright, as the name implies, you're all probably gonna call me crazy, but I've got a problem with one of the properties of equality, namely, the division one. It states the if a=b, and c does not equal 0, then a/c=b/c... Wouldn't that be true even if c were 0? Who's to say that, even though we cannot "define" the result of 0 as a denominator, (we should be able to, we're just idiots... whatever, gotta pick you're battles, right?) due to the fact that and a and b are already equivalent, as long as whatever effects them is also balanced, who's to say that the equation will not remain true? Someone back me up if ya know what I'm saying, and hopefully you can use some of those crazy math terms to spiff this up... I just did this quick, excuse me for being so blunt. E-mail me if ya wanna talk about this or whatever... fun fun.

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