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By definition all probabilities lie in this range. It doesn't change the fact that within this range of R (Real Numbers) the number of logarithms are uncountabl
by dejb 18y ago
By definition all probabilities lie in this range. It doesn't change the fact that within this range of R (Real Numbers) the number of logarithms are uncountable.
In simple terms... for every real number >1 (let's call that number x) the number 1/x also exists. Mind blowing huh!
.. Also I was primarily talking about the TTAPS equation which seemed to be the main focus of the parent's threads.