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We've always had sets that approach infinity, and we've never had any trouble using these words to describe them. Grains of sand/rice, stars, cells in our biosp
by Chocobean 18y ago
We've always had sets that approach infinity, and we've never had any trouble using these words to describe them. Grains of sand/rice, stars, cells in our biosphere, drops of water...etc
And "All" or "no/none"? That's completely ridiculous.
All water droplets on earth contain Hydrogen and Oxygen atoms. All Bloogles are Bloogles. No Floozles are non-Floozles.
The only thing new about "blogs" and "videographers" isn't the number of them, but that the definition of these words and their set boundaries are still being refined, and as such the number varies depending on one's criteria. A much better thesis would be "It's difficult to make statements about things difficult to define." which could be shortened to "Duh".
- sysop073 18y ago"A much better thesis would be 'It's difficult to make statements about things difficult to define.' which could be shortened to 'Duh'." Hence the need for obfuscation :)