Infinitheorem Explained

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The Infinite Theorem: A Mathematical Paradox

Also known as the "Theory of Infinite Socks," this theorem proposes that a single sock, if left in a washing machine, can create an infinite number of socks through the power of pure mathematical thinking.

Key principles include:

• The Sock-Space Continuum: A hypothetical realm where a single sock can exist simultaneously in multiple states, including clean, dirty, and "just plain confusing."
• The Infinite Loop of Folding: A process by which a single sock can fold itself infinitely, creating an ever-growing number of new socks.

Subpages:

• Sock-Space Continuum
• Infinite Maths