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Are defined as infinite.
by postalrat 3y ago
Are defined as infinite.
- Groxx 3y agoI define this sophistry as capable of wasting infinite time. We can accurately predict many things with these definitions of infinity. They are useful, unlike... whatever this is.
- AnimalMuppet 3y agoNo, the natural numbers are defined as infinite. The rationals are proven to be infinite (with the assumption that the naturals are).
- eru 3y agoThere are many alternative definitions of the rational numbers. I am sure you can come up with one that includes infinity in their clauses. But there are other definitions where that is a logical conclusion instead.