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Fundamental Philosophy, Vol. 2 (of 2)

Note 40 — Chapter XII

Henry F. (Henry Francis) Brownson translation

I am speaking of the difference between positive quantities; for with regard to other quantities we may express an infinite difference algebraically. Let the two quantities be (∞ - a) and (-a). The difference between them will be expressed in this equation, D=(∞ - a) - (-a) = ∞ - a + a = ∞.

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