Fractal hint:

This particular type of fractal is normally invisible due to a division by zero error. However, by replacing the zero with a very small fraction, the image can be calculated, leaving a very minor scratch, or flaw as result, along the vertical axis.

Logically speaking, the conclusion of this is that division by zero is not an error.

If it was, then these images would not exist. As the image can be seen by subverting the division by zero error, one must further conclude that infinity does exist, and that it is finite in calculation. A paradox that can be understood when one considers that infinity when calculated is not quite the same as pure infinity.