Re: HAha!! I HAVE DONE THE GRAPHICS FOR F.L.T. SIMPLE SOLUTION - Adam style...

finite guy <adamlewis@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

You said, finite integers are infinite in quantity... and,
therefore, infinite.

No, sir. He said that the set of finite integers has infinitely many
elements, but not that any element of that set is infinite.

The box I keep my crayons in is blue. Does it follow that some of my
crayons are blue?

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