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The article can be summed up as "yes, it's more". The article cites continuum hypothesis (or rather, links a Wikipedia article for formula), but that one is no
by dozzie 10y ago
The article can be summed up as "yes, it's more".
The article cites continuum hypothesis (or rather, links a Wikipedia article
for formula), but that one is not about whether it's greater or not, as the
hypothesis assumes that there is inequality.
All in all, the article doesn't even mention how to prove this inequality.
Also,
> So, is it true that that 2^∞ > ∞? The answer depends on which notion of
infinity we use. The infinity of limits has no size concept, and the formula
would be false.
Not really. The "infinity of limits" is not an object you can compare to, it's
just a notion that the sequence behaves in certain way. On this ground the
formula "2^∞ > ∞" is ill-formed.