Kevin Wampler wrote:
> I suggest you start by proving that there's the same number of rationals
> as natural numbers.
But there are surely *more* rational numbers than natural numbers?
Actually, let's try something easier: Common sense tells you that the
number of 2D coordinates is obviously [vastly] greater than the number
of 1D points. Yet set theory asserts that both sets are exactly the same
size. How can this be?
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