Re: November 25 is Infinite Clause day!!

From: David Bernier (david250_at_videotron.ca)
Date: 11/21/04 

Date: Sat, 20 Nov 2004 23:23:55 -0500

HERC777 wrote:
> Merry X-count-mas!
>
> Do you believe in Infinite Clause? Will he make it to your real place
> in time and all of the infinite places and make something new for you?
>
> Have you been good and read your maths text so you too can see
> Infinite Clause? He's keeping a list and he's checking it twice!
>
> CANTOR :
> The uncountable number does not have the 1st digit of the 1st
> countable number.
>
> UTM(neN,d) :
> ALL 10 digits are present in the 1st digit place an infinite number of
> times, on the list of computable reals.
>
> CANTOR :
> The uncountable number does not have the 2nd digit of the 2nd
> countable number.
>
> UTM(neN,d) :
> ALL 10 digits are present in the 2nd digit position (following every
> possibility of the 1st digit) for an infinite number of reals.
>
> CANTOR :
> The uncountable number does not have the 3rd digit of the 3rd
> countable number.
> ...
>
>
> Start looking at reality sci.math not your text, not David Ullrich and
> Barb Knox who *make money teaching texts*. 0.123... is on the list of
> computable numbers infinite times with infinite possible tails after
> the 123. 0.654... is there infinite times. ALL PREFIXES of UNLIMITED
> LENGTH are ON THE LIST. You ----=== C A N N O T ===--- generate a
> new sequence of digits that is not on the list of computable reals.
> ALL PERMUTATIONS ARE THERE. The diag number must be SOME sequence of
> digits, like 0.123..., like 0.654... ITS NOT A NEW NUMBER, the elves
> went on strike!

[snip]

Where is THE LIST?

David Bernier

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