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Two primes cannot be infinitely far apart. Two of anything cannot be infinitely far apart, because the moment you put something at the end of a set (in this cas
by ksaj 4y ago
Two primes cannot be infinitely far apart. Two of anything cannot be infinitely far apart, because the moment you put something at the end of a set (in this case, two primes with a whole lot of composites in between) you've made a finite set.
"Infinity" should not be misinterpreted as "yet to be calculated."