Virgil
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Re: Simple Refutation of Cantor's Proof
Posted:
Dec 29, 2012 10:13 PM
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In article
<9da26dd2-5d29-4d3c-97a3-bd9bb79a2ba4@6g2000pbh.googlegroups.com>,
camgirls@hush.com wrote:
> On Dec 30, 9:22 am, Virgil <vir...@ligriv.com> wrote:
> > > > NOTHING EVER *NEEDS* to be constructed, DUMBASS!
> > > > YOU DON'T represent the function f(x)=2*x by
> >
> > > The derivative f'(x)=2
> >
> > > The integral f*(x)=x^2
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> > AN integral, but not THE integral.
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> >
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> It HAS an integral!
It has infinitely many different integrals, though any two of them
differ only by a constant.
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> It HAS a derivative.
But it has only one derivative!
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> Your imaginary textual froth you make up and call functions DO NOT!!
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> AD(pos) = 6 IFF DIAG(pos) < 5
> AD(pos) = 5 OTHERWISE
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> What is the DERIVATIVE of that RUBBISH?
Since it is not even a continuous function, what misleads you to suppose
it needs to have a derivative?
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> You CLAIM it is completed to INFINITY!
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> W H A T * I S * T H E * I N T E G R A L ?
Since neither its domain nor its range includes any real intervals what
misleads you to suppose that it has an integral?
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> ANWER THE QUESTIONS VIRGIL
Your questions reveal either your abysmal ignorance of mathematics, or
your stupidity, or more likely both.
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> OR STOP TRASHING ALL MY POSTS!
I am trying to improve them, but you keep making them worse.
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