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Well the hotel has [countably] infinite-many rooms, so the nth guest moves to room n+1.
by snakeboy 5y ago
Well the hotel has [countably] infinite-many rooms, so the nth guest moves to room n+1.
- username91 5y agoRoom n+1's guest, similarly, has nowhere to go; the hotel is full. It has countably infinitely many rooms, and all of them are occupied. I can only see a shift of guests being possible if you momentarily ignore the initial constraints.