Prove infinitely doesn't exist.

Provide either of two things:
1. A number so large I can't increment it.
2. A number so small I can't divide it.

Still waiting, Goyim.

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Let base-e consist if the digits 0_e and 1_e.
Let 0_e = 0.
Let 1_e = e/2.
It follows that 10_e = e, 11_e = 3e/2, 100_e = 2e, etc.

It turns out that base-e is not that foreign of a concept, it's actually the natural base of the universe. log₁₀ is introduced in algebra to explain the concept of logarithms, but in calculus it becomes clear that log_e, or ln, For instance, when you hang a clothes line, its curve can be represented by a hyperbolic function, which is an inverse of ln.