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Am 19.06.2024 um 00:21 schrieb Chris M. Thomasson:

Your "approach" will work "out of the box" in physics:

> a = 5 elephants

| a = 5 kg

> a = b
> 
> b must equal 5 elephants. However, if we add in something, say:

| b must equal 5 kg. However, if we add in something, say:

> a = 5 elephants
> b = 5 cats

| a = 5 kg
| b = 5 m

> a = b?

Nope.

> Well, 5 = 5, but what they define is different...

a and b denote different ""things"".

> Is that what you are getting at?

Who knows. :-P

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In math, we might refer to the quartions.

a = 5 i
b = 5 j

Then a =/= b.

See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quaternion