It's not from Wikipedia, moron... YOUR "wiki eduction" has failed you. Get a real education instead of constantly making a fool of yourself on the internet.
I'm not sure where your STUpidity ends and your lying/trolling begins but apparently you're oblivious to what a total ZERO you are. Which I find highly amusing
You're also living proof of the old adage that "you can't fix STUpid."
And of course you've proven once again that you're too unread, too intellectually dishonest and too STUpid for this conversation.
P.S. Get your nasty teeth fixed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm not sure where your STUpidity ends and your lying/trolling begins but apparently you're oblivious to what a total ZERO you are. Which I find highly amusing

You're also living proof of the old adage that "you can't fix STUpid."
And of course you've proven once again that you're too unread, too intellectually dishonest and too STUpid for this conversation.
P.S. Get your nasty teeth fixed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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As a complete idiot you seem to think photoshopping your plug ugly face and dramatically underlining extracts via your wiki eduction that don't apply to what is being said to you, is a smart thing to do.
But then it has to be remembered, you are complete idiot.
What part of impossible or... NOT possible = TRUE ... don't YOU understand?
It is NOT stated .... " the set of solutions = the EMPTY set = NO elements = a NEGATIVE? ".... = true, although you are obviously dumb enough to imagine it might .
Even if you want to refer to the result as a set, how exactly do you imagine a set that = TRUE is "EMPTY" or has "NO elements" when it has the element TRUE, or that is "a NEGATIVE" ?
Tosser.![]()
Lol! was that you trying to look like you have a clue![]()
Lindemann and others before him showed a NEGATIVE SOLUTION you prick. As already mentioned earlier it's referred to in math as a negative solution, or a negative proof for good reason - but not known as your "proof of a negative", which is an argument made in natural language -outside of math, and not an argument from proof, as Lindemann's is, made by deductive reasoning.
They are different.
You didn't know.
But then you are a complete idiot.