# Inequality of 0

Hi Snappers!
Theoretically block wait 0 sec does the same if he wasn't in scripts.
But it isn't true. By this I can say that:

 0 ≠ 0 but more correct is 0₁ ≠ 0₂

BUT, this operation is not logic. To this I have two antithesis. Before this I'll check this by
experience:

With block wait (0) sec we have time 0.3 but without we have 0.1
It confirmed fact that this 0 isn't a true 0.

EXPLANATION 1
It's simple to answer. In editor block *wait () sec* interprets the value in () as
value+x , where x is a "addition" for editor. Operation ()+x result is a correct time.

EXPLANATION 2
Second explanation is more logical. It explains that alone existence of block causes
slowing the whole script.

These antithesis deny inequalitie
 0 ≠ 0
but they tell that:
0+x=0₂

Any ideas to define this situation?

Geezus, this rabbulism!
Waiting for zero seconds still yields the process once.

What does that mean?

Yeah, like, there are 0 results on Google.

Same. It gave me like 4 websites with different languages.
EDIT: Nevermind. 3 results.

I only have about Rabin .