On 7 Mrz., 21:32, Virgil <vir...@ligriv.com> wrote:
> > > > Here we are asking what lines of the list > > > > 1 > > > > 1, 2 > > > > 1, 2, 3 > > > > ... > > > > are required to contain all natural numbers. The first three lines are > > > > definitively not required. And every mathematician can show that no > > > > line is required, > > > > While no particular line is required, WM is falsely implying hat no > > > lines are required at all, whereas infinitely many lines are required. > > > Every line that is not the last line, is not required, because the > > next one contributes all that the line could contribute. > > Since there is no last line, what you are saying is nonsense.
Try to think like a human being called sapiens sapiens should do: Can a line that is not the last line, i.e., that has a follower, can such a line be required in any respect?
If there is no last line, then no line is required. This is a fact, easy to prove. Therefore this is not nonsense. The consequence is that the complete set |N is nonsense.
> > Please explain how lines that obviously are not required should be > > required. > > Where have I ever said that any one particular line was required?
You said infinitely many lines were required to contain |N. But since at most one of them is the last line, infinitely many of the lines claimed by you are *not* required.
