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1. Some infinities bigger than other infinities

2. let A and B represent different sized infinities. A > B

3. C = 0.999... such that (...) = A. D = 0.999... such that (...) = B


C > D

>> No.11611183

>>11611164
You fucking retard ... Is always the same size because it's countable

>> No.11611211

>>11611183
>it's countable
it's countable
>it's countable
it's countable
>it's countable
it's countable
>it's countable
it's countable

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>>11611211
Why yes, infinity does mean interrupt. How did you know?

>> No.11611312
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>>11611303
Can you even write an interrupt script? Yeah didn't think so nigger.

>> No.11611319

>>11611312
You mean an ().onevent handler? All interrupts are hardware/sensor/event based so I fail to see the difficulty.

Or are you asking me to kill you?

>> No.11611368

good thread

>> No.11611759

>>11611164
Correct. Congratulations, unlike 99% of fucktards in academia and 85% of fucktards on this board, you understand hyperreals. And you have just proven that .9...≠1.

>> No.11611910

>>11611164
>Some infinities bigger than other infinities
this is very true. actually that's the reason why the step involving

9.99... - 0.99.. = 9

doesn't work. due to the shift, the infinities in 0.99.. and 10*0.99.. = 9.99... are simply not equal.

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>>11611910
Wrong. Sizes are talked about in terms of carsinalities, and adding one to aleph null (the size of the sequence) does not change it. Therefore the shift doesn't change the length of the sequence.

>> No.11612576

>>11612544
Good thread, though carsinogenic to a degree.