> Yes, we know (by the Continuum Hypothesis, Cantor) that > betweeness is infinite--not just "huge." Suppose > we reject the CH? Every sequence is then finite > and differs from another sequence that infinitely > approaches, but does not reach it, by an infinitesimal > margin. (This is the insight, of course, that led > to the development of analysis--the study of continuous > functions.)
Sorry, but I have no idea what you are trying to express here. How is the Continuum Hypothesis relevant here?
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