The problem occurs in the respect to how can "nothingness" as a zero dimensional point be divided unless division is its own form of movement, through relation, as "being". In simpler terms, division is an act of being when applied to nothingness. Metaphorically looking at the fraction 0/0, as an example, we can observe that the answer can very from "undefined", "1", "0", etc.
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And even these "answers" are controversial in and of themselves, let alone the source.
But what we can observe in 0/0 is "/" and "0,0" where:
1) There is one function of "/".
2) There are two forms of "0,0", but "0" cannot be observed as nothingness unless being, quantitatively as "unit"/"unity", exists as "1".
3) Division is 1 in itself, hence inverts into a form through a function of division, because of zero existing if and only if there is one.
4) Division as 1, because of its active nature of division through 0/0, observes a simultaneous form manifest through an act itself (in this case "/").
5) Form and function are inseparable because of this, and "0/0" can be observed simultaneously as "0,-1,0" with "-1" being a "negation of nothingness" through being...this case division as a form of negation through "1".
6) A higher form/function (unified and simultaneous) exists as "mirroring" or "reflection" in which case a "form/function" exists because of its nature as "direction", which can be observe as "division" in itself being a "direction" of space that cannot be viewed in terms of strict "up/down, left/right, forwards/backwards" considering these "duals" of "direction" exist through a polarity defined through "/".
7) In these respects, while division acts as a form of separation, through a 0d construct (or maybe better put "nothingness") is acts as a form of being through connection as a projection of linear space.
9) The line, if it is to maintain itself as infinite, must fold through itself in order to relate to itself if there is anywhere for it to project. This folding process of the line, as an act of division through nothingness.[/color]