> it is true for very large classes of functions. While it is, yes, from the point of view of a human counting them, very large, measure-theoretically it is a

> it is true for very large classes of functions. While it is, yes, from the point of view of a human counting them, very large, measure-theoretically it is a meager set. If you were picking functions at random from the space of all possible functions, you would never (i.e. with probability 0) pick one with a useful Maclaurin series.