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The calculus of Newton's and Leibniz's era used intuitive operations such as "dividing by zero" and "ghosts of departed quantities," practices that look non-rigorous today.
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How Does Infinity 'Destroy' Mathematics? Lex Fridman Podcast Reveals the Mathematical Crisis
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