Comments by "thewaytruthandlife" (@thewaytruthandlife) on "9.999... really is equal to 10" video.

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  12.  @Chris_5318  still do not agree with you in total only partially.... If numbers do NOT have physical meaning you would NOT be alive... be happy that numbers do have physical meing even in the modern sense of the word like the mass of an electron, proton, Pi, e etc etc etc etc all numbers that keep coming back in modern day science and determine you being alife at all.... and yes agreed IF you chip oof 1 sand grain it is indeed 9,999999 kilo's BUT you hardly notice it in lifting it up. so from your point of view nothing fell of .. its still feels the same.... like 10 unites of a kilo an no Newton was NOT wrong... he was slightly OFF we STILL use Newtons F=GMM/r^2 that is STILL being used in 90-99% of the cases for the DETAILS newton is no longe adequate... but where it doesnt matter too much it is still used. so he wasnt wrong for the majority of cases. newton was wrong from more detailed cases... like the mercury orbits.... even Einsteins formulas do also convert to Newtons law in 90-99% of the cases. only in more extreme cases Newton doesnt apply in all details. kilograms is both physics and math since it is a unit... and yeah 999 gr of matter and 1 gram of antimatter is still 1000 grams woldnt put them together though but its still 1000 gr. the composition doesnt matter. 1000 gr of matter anti matter is still 1000 gr To some extend I agree with you that there is a limit to where math describes physics... and beyond those limits math and physics do no longer agree with eachother.... I fully agree BUT !! within these limits it perfectly matches physics.... as it should.... and these limits are about 10^100 to 10^200 down to 10^-40 to 10^-60 beyond that pure math indeed takes over agreed... and has no match in physical reality....as I have said so from the beginning
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