Ekonk said:
I seem to remember quite vividly that the whole point of 'asymptotic' (spelling?) was that it would get closer and closer to the axis, but never actually hit it.
Of course, dealing with infinity is a bit hard since it's a very abstract thing.
Yes; it hits it at infinity. When you divide 1 by zero. Q.E.D
And also, your point about how "we would probably live in a very odd universe" also hardly has any merit. For example, if you take a black hole, it, at its singularity, scientifically, has an volume of zero, as, with current measurements, the result will always be zero, nothing you can do about it. This means that it has an infinite density, from p=m/v, hence its massive gravity.
Dividing by zero is something that must be taken into account in physics, the laws break down when zeros and infinities are introduced.
EDIT:
Also, I think it was a bit of a fucking dick move to go and call what I said "The Stupidest Thing You've Ever Heard", when you have got no actual evidence to prove me wrong, and then, when I go and show I am right, you go and brush it off.