Re: A CHALLANGE TO CANTORIANS
- From: tommy1729 <tommy1729@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 19 Aug 2007 17:40:35 EDT
David C. Ullrich wrote:
( and is being ignorent once more !! )
On Sat, 18 Aug 2007 16:52:30 EDT, tommy1729
<tommy1729@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
solve this equation
2^x = aleph_0
There is no solution to this equation. So what?
hint : 2^1729 is only finite and 2^aleph_0 isaleph_1
What? Exactly how do you prove that 2^alph_0 =
aleph_1?
CMON DAVID . IT IS THE BASIC OF CANTOR SET THEORY AND VISION ON INFINITY
SURELY YOU MUST HAVE SEEN THAT BEFORE
EVERYBODY ON THE FORUM KNOWS ABOUT THAT
it is related to "uncountable set " "axiom of choice" "zermelo fraenkel" "continuum hypothesis"
and no it cannot be proven without accepting an axiom
but that is the WELLKNOWN viewpoint of cantor
JESUS YOU KNOW LESS THAN I EXPECTED !!
Again, even when you pretend to be "challenging" us,
the things you say are simply oozing ignorance.
NO YOU ARE THE IGNORANT FOOL
EVERYBODY HERE IS FAMILIAR WITH
2^aleph_0 = aleph_1
exept you !!!!!!!!!
hahaha
hahaha agian for ignorant ullrich
and trying to " project " his ignorence on me
projecting ; wiki for it.
simplify that ...
tommy1729
ps if your going to say 2log(aleph_0) , you better
Nobody's going to say that, because it makes no
sense.
you might have , since you even never heard of
2^aleph_0 = aleph_1
hahaha
your not even good enough to be a good crakpot ...
because they know what they are fighting against
and know the weaknesses of their opponents theories ...
maybe its aleph_-1 ? aleph_(root(2)-1)?
or aleph_i ?
hahahahaha
cantor "seems" to be incomplete
The arithmetic of cardinals is imcomplete, in the
sense
that not every equation has a solution. So what? Has
anyone ever claimed otherwise?
************************
David C. Ullrich
stop the " ullrichism "
LADIES AND GENTLEMAN
ONE OF THE GREATEST CRITICS OF ME
AND DEFENDER OF CANTOR
HOWEVER HE DOES NOT EVEN UNDERSTAND ALEPH 0 OR ALEPH 1
HE DOES NOT EVEN KNOW WHAT HE IS DEFENDING !!!!
HAHAHAHAHA
typical for my critics :-)
tommy1729
ps : go whine to your lawyer and ask him to post another ode to you here on sci.math
and an apology too
.
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