Warp wrote:
> Roman Reiner <lim### [at] gmx de> wrote:
>> That depends on what numbers you are using. The number of points in the unit
>> square of rational numbers is countable, the number of points in the unit square
>> of irrational numbers is not.
>
> Is the set of irrational numbers in a unit square larger or equal to
> the set of irrational numbers in a unit line?
It's the same. Aleph2 = N ^ Aleph1. The only way to get a bigger infinity
is to put it in an exponent.
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