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Several of these don't work, as it's assumed you tackle smaller values in another way, before your -> infinity method kicks in, so most of these would be easily
by CJefferson 10y ago
Several of these don't work, as it's assumed you tackle smaller values in another way, before your -> infinity method kicks in, so most of these would be easily knocked off.
- aji 10y agonot sure I follow "the integers don't exist, because the percent of real numbers that are integers is effectively 0" is what the parent post is implying, which "works", in the sense that using this proof methodology "works"
- tgb 10y agoBut it's not the proof "methodology" given by Feynman. Fenyman's result also gives a moderate-sized probability for small N, then eliminates those through known mathematics.