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Program show way of the winner team. Who is second winner team? Program don’t show this, don’t show classification. Future versions will show classification. In the final game (first game of the program) we’ve two teams: team1 and team2. If team1 is winner then is first in the classification but team2 isn’t second classificated because is necessary to play team3 (defeated to team1 in the final–1 match) vs team2: if team2 is winner with team3 then is 2° but if team3 is winner then team3 is 2°. Future versions will say this. In this version is possible to play forever because you are the stop of game and you can to see way of the winner team in an inestimable time: is an inverse logic, possible because you are an Infinite-Point-of-Half. Program is built with 1=2 strategy where 1 is, with soccer-interpretation, linear movement of the ball; this movement (line, trajectory) is possible because exist plane 2D and plane have horizontal and vertical; to speak of circonference (close line) is the same (contemporaneous) to speak of circle (open plane): Infinite teams are Infinite/2 of time, and Infinite/2 of space is the plane, the ball, the all-inanimated; Infinite/2 of space is Infinite/4 horizontal and Infinite/4 vertical: in this way Infinite/2 of time is Infinite/4 horizontal or Infinite/4 vertical: this formula is possibility to play games because Infinite/2 of time is trajectory of ball in movement on the plane and Infinite is spacetime 3D. Infinite is a number if It (Him) is finite and It (Him) is constantly finite because present is Point-of-Half. To go back, in a tourney with Inf teams, is to say “goooool” when ball is inside my goal (door). Point of Half is present to permit to obtain a finite-number of Infinite. Champions League is an example of Constantly Life in the Point of Half: otherwise isn’t possible to play soccer. Play the game! Happy pastime!!
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