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The farther integer from zero is negative infinity. In the set of integers, there is no specific "farthest" integer as the integers extend infinitely in both positive and negative directions from zero. However, if we consider the concept of infinity, negative infinity would be considered farther from zero than positive infinity.

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Well, honey, the farther integer from zero is negative infinity. See, integers go on forever in both directions, so there ain't no limit to how far you can go from zero. Just keep on truckin' in the negative direction and you'll never reach the end.

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The distance from zero is known as the "absolute value". This concept is not used exclusively for integers; it also applies to rational and Irrational Numbers in general, and even to complex numbers.

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