Re: Cantor and the binary tree

In article <MPG.1cfe8ee5a9650528989d2a@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Tony Orlow (aeo6) <aeo6@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
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> So what? As you pointed out, when you add a node, you add a node, a branch,
> and a path. Actually, you need to add two nodes for each path, but that is
> irrelevant. They are finitely proportional, so if one is finite, the other
> is, and if one is infinite, so is the other. Infinite trees have infinite
> nodes and paths. Finite tree only have finite numbers of nodes and paths.
> It's a fact.

How do you jump from finite nodes to infinite nodes? An infinite path
never ends.
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