[sdflhasjd]

I somehow broke it, I got a $5 investment against a $998B valuation and then sold it for $199B to gain $1.9T of profit???

Edit: "You get $InfinityB" I think I won.

https://www.fundingsimulator.com/?data=EL%2BVcsg%3B%3BYou%2C...

[blackmesaind]

Why don't we use this hack IRL?

[sdflhasjd]

Probably the annoying taxman who takes 20% of your $infinity, which just so happens to also be $infinity.

[todd3834]

Reminds me of Hilbert’s paradox of the Grand Hotel

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilbert%27s_paradox_of_the_Gra...

[gtirloni]

Your infinity is larger though so it's all good.

[blackmesaind]

Not quite, anything subtracted from itself is zero. However, if you send me Infinity bitcoin, I will send you 10 Infinity bitcoin back (I am Expert Hacker).

[lagadu]

No, not all infinites are the same. For example uncountable infinites are all larger than countable ones.

[blackmesaind]

Bah, you could never convince me aleph numbers are real!

[gtirloni]

Relevant reading: https://www.quantamagazine.org/how-can-some-infinities-be-bi...

[Aeolun]

I think if someone takes 20% of your infinity you are still left with infinity?

[latency-guy2]

To be accurate, you're left with undefined. But not really, the taxer actually controls infinite, person paying the tax has to figure out how to divide their infinite up.