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Infinity is a process, not a number. And, as such, one infinity can not be greater than another infinity, as the relationship of being "greater than" only appl
by gnosis 17y ago
Infinity is a process, not a number. And, as such, one infinity can not be greater than another infinity, as the relationship of being "greater than" only applies to numbers, not to processes.
- bmm6o 17y agoIf that's true, you should be able to find a flaw in Cantor's proof. However, your statement falls into the category of "not even wrong".