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On 4/20/24 12:31 PM, WM wrote:
What is before ω?Then that one directly before ω is not multiplied. Or it is not existing. But what exists directly before ω?But there isn't one "directly before" ω, as you don't seem to understand what the ... means. The ... contains a set with no upper bound.
The ... shows a sequence of a countably infinite number of digits, with no end. You pass it when you do a Transfinite step in your counting.Cantor claims that all natural numbers can be passed by bijecting them with elements of coubtable sets in finite steps. Nothing remains untouched before ω.
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