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Sure they do. Cantors argument, infinite sums, mathematicians keep using infinite lists as if they do exist. Let’s not even begin about the axiom of choice. Or
by moi2388 1y ago
Sure they do. Cantors argument, infinite sums, mathematicians keep using infinite lists as if they do exist.
Let’s not even begin about the axiom of choice. Or transcendental numbers.
- griffzhowl 1y agoYou're also treating the natural numbers as infinite if you think there can't be a finite list containing all of them
- moi2388 1y agoDepends. Not the way I look at them. But this discussion is getting off topic (my own fault), so perhaps we should continue it somewhere else.