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Or even countably infinite :) One could argue that all finite sets are countable since it's not too hard to find a surjection from the naturals to a given finit
by odd_perfect_num 5y ago
Or even countably infinite :) One could argue that all finite sets are countable since it's not too hard to find a surjection from the naturals to a given finite set.
(Intended to be mildly humorous.)
- tantalor 5y agoOops, that's what I meant, not even countably in-finite