> Pick any large bound Yes, if you tautologically select a finite subset of an infinite set, it tautologically has a comparable size which doesn’t equal the sa

> Pick any large bound Yes, if you tautologically select a finite subset of an infinite set, it tautologically has a comparable size which doesn’t equal the same constraints to select a finite subset of another infinite set. It would be a little bit more accurate to describe these comparisons as “faster” vs “slower” (ie you’ll reach the end of the conceptual subset of integers “before” you reach the end of the conceptual subset of even integers), but that belies the tautology.