Re: A new definition of natural numbers
- From: theronruiz@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: 3 Nov 2006 20:46:27 -0800
Tony Orlow wrote:
Well, Kunzmilan, I beg to differ. The binary representation of oo is
100...000. That has both a predecessor (the largest positive natural)
and successor (the largest negative integer). The only thing that needs
to be clarified is the exact level of uncountability in the ellipses.
So there exist an integer n such that: n + 1 > n + 5.
Therefore 1 > 5.
So, 1 USD > 5 USD. Excellent.
OK, let's make a deal: you give me 50'000 USD and I will give you
10'000 USD in exchange. It will be a beneficial deal for you ... This
is mathematically proven.
Theron
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