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Re: Matheology § 233
Posted:
Apr 1, 2013 5:51 AM
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On 31 Mrz., 19:15, Virgil <vir...@ligriv.com> wrote:
> > > > This was the question: In a list containing every rational: Is there
> > > > always, i.e., up to every digit, an infinite set of paths (rational
> > > > numbers) identical with the anti-diagonal? Yes or no?
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> > > This is an equally valid question: What's the difference between a duck?
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> > From the standpoint of matheology, perhaps.
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> From the standpoint of logic and common sense, undoubtdly.
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> Your question makes no sense
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> > Did you hitherto respond
> > in an unreasonable way because you misunderstood the question?
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> Your questions assume conditions contrary to fact.
You do not believe that a sequence or list of all rational numbers can
be constructed? Or do you not believe that the first n digits of all
these numbers in decimal representation can be compared with the first
n digits of the anti-diagonal number? Or is there something else you
do not understand?
Regards, WM
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