Re: Obections to Cantor's Theory (Wikipedia article)



So what you are really saying is that averything is an axiom.

"whfh a3r 23r237818n df er rdq2"

is an axiom in some formal system that (probably) nobody had
ever considered yet and never will beyond this thread.

I would hardly call that rigorous, since i just pounded my fingers
on my keyboard to develop it.

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