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Dividing a line in half resulting in an infinite set of lines that can thus be divided into an infinite set of lines defines the problem quite nicely. How woul
by marktangotango 13y ago
Dividing a line in half resulting in an infinite set of lines that can thus be divided into an infinite set of lines defines the problem quite nicely. How would you prefer to see the concepts of the continuum and uncountable vs countable infinite presented?
- j2kun 13y agoAs stated it's not a problem with the continuum and uncountable vs countable (which did not exist in the historical setting mentioned!), but a problem of measurement.