(although in practice it's suspected to be either aleph-1, which is what the Continuum Hypothesis states, or aleph-2) There are some arguments that it's "reall

(although in practice it's suspected to be either aleph-1, which is what the Continuum Hypothesis states, or aleph-2) There are some arguments that it's "really" much larger, as in greater than aleph-n for any finite n. See https://risingentropy.com/the-continuum-hypothesis-is-false/ https://risingentropy.com/the-continuum-hypothesis-is-false/ (incidentally an excellent blog if you're interested in these sorts of things).