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>>12037847
No, because infinite sets do not exist

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Mods deleted my post so imma re-ask the question. *Ahem* My uni has a class on combinatorial geometry. Is it interesting? Any cool problems in that field? Won't be able to take it but it sounds kinda cool

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>0.999...

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bump

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Wildberger is actually right about everything and I'd be surprised if there is anyone on this board who could even come up with a valid argument against him.

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Wildberger is actually right about everything and I'd be surprised if there is anyone on this board who could even come up with a valid argument against him.

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>>11344436
>why is it so intuitive to you that every set should have a length?
I guess it's because (talking as a layman) when mathematicians talk about things like making a copy of a sphere by breaking up the sphere and putting it back together, we assume they are talking about a physical sphere, or at least some abstract model of a physical sphere. If you're defining sets, or spheres, or quantities to have no size, or infinite size, then you should make it very explicit that these are ideas that have nothing to do with our universe or reality.

I'm not saying that these theories are wrong, just that what they are modelling is a purely mathematical universe.

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>wildberger

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>>10550224
>infinity

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>>10447834
go away reals!

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>>10360999
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>>10363837
To waste your lives feeling so certain of a thing, only to see it dismantled from the inside out...
Now, suddenly, the rug has been pulled from under the feet of you dreamers. I can imagine how lonely you must feel deep down inside, bearing such pain.
That is the beauty, that is the terror of mathematics. There's no getting around a proof.
Don't blame yourselves; instead, blame history, and the human spirit. To whet mankind's thirst for knowledge, history gave us Galileo, Newton, Darwin, Einstein, Godel, and now Wildberger gets his turn.
You must either move on, or get left behind. The choice is yours.

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cope

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[math][/math]

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