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"There is a set called the power set that contains all the sets in a space" I don't think he's the best expositor and some of his terminology is crappy, but I
by aje403 8y ago
"There is a set called the power set that contains all the sets in a space"
I don't think he's the best expositor and some of his terminology is crappy, but I understood the author from what I've read so far. I literally have no idea what you're trying to say; this has no meaning
- nicbou 8y agoThere is a set. It's called the power set. It contains all the sets in a space.
- aje403 8y agoThe terms space and set are not synonymous. A space is defined on a set. The collection of all subsets of a set X is called the power set and is typically denoted as P(X). Replacing something confusing but loosely understandable with something even more confusing isn't an improving anything