Re: infinity


*** T. Winter wrote:
> In article <1127306122.176798.18730@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> albstorz@xxxxxx writes:
> ...
> > To see it better, you may have A1 which contains X1, A2 which containes
> > X1 and X2, A3 which contains X1, X2, X3. And so on.
> > Now the sequence of Ai reaches an infinite A in spite of the sequence
> > of Xi not. All Xi always stays finite. Why there is no infinite X but
> > an infinite A???
>
> The sequence of Ai does not *reach* an infinite A, in spite of you
> stating so.
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That's it what I call magic: How do you get an infinite set whether no
set becomes infinite?????


Regards
AS

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