We
hadn´t posted a poem here since last summer, so today we have one by
José Florencio Martínez from the book Πoetas,
an interesting anthology of Poetry with Maths published by Amargord
editorial. It´s about the indeterminate forms, which are studied at
High School included in Analysis.
(
Operations with infinities)
1)-
Is it possible to add 17 infinities?
2)-
What is the square root of 3 infinities and a half of chocolate
boxes?
3)-
If we subtract 5 infinities of Gods from 1 infinity of Gods, do we
have -4 infinities left?
4)-
How many infinities of fleas can run on a horse of light?
5)-
Is an infinite butterfly the same as an endless number of
butterflies?
6)-
If the circumference is an infinite shape, how many infinities cover
the two wheels of a bike chasing after Buster Keaton´s lost cow in a
field without bounderies?
7)-
If infinity costs zero euros, how much does an infinite of zeros
cost?
8)-
If we assume that the result of the previous problem is zero, was
this zero included in the infinity of the infinitude in question?
9)-
What is bigger, an infinity of sleeping elephants or an infinity of
birds awake?
10)-
If the genealogical tree of infinite numbers got autumned , how many
autumns would be necessary to lose all its leaves?
11)-
Can a giraffe with an infinite neck drink the reflection of the moon
in the water of a two-dimensional pond?
12)-
The numbers of poetry a) are they round? are they infinitesimal? b)
are they cut on the bias of parallels that join in the infinity? c)
do they resist the tension of the rose to infinity?
13)-
What is the result of the addition of the pain of 10 poor if we
divide this number for 5 rational realities and subtract it from
their own dreams multiplied by 7 infinities?
14)-
How many white mountains can the Queen of Hearts jump with a horse of
an infinite whiteness in the innocence of the dawn?
15)-
If you make a bread trail for ants with the leftovers of the snack,
could its memory lead you to the “ non-place maze” without the
White Rabbit unmasking the night over the poetry of infinite numbers?
In affirmative case, isolate the unknown and explain the answer.
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