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    Undergrad Regarding Cantor's diagonal proof

    I have been thinking about aleph null for some time. Especially about the probability of the diagonal only fulfilling 1/10 different possibilities. I came to the conclusion that this is true yet only for the way we quantify. .12814823842197512941... .16549821975219849124...
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    Undergrad Regarding Cantor's diagonal proof

    So basically you can make an infinite amount of different lists of reals, and you can always get a real which wouldn't be on the list, which is aleph null, and therefore it's sensical to think that all the aleph nulls could be arranged in an order by using a graph, reasonable! But hang on a...
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    Undergrad Regarding Cantor's diagonal proof

    Pehaps infinity doesn't have a value whatsoever, yet if that's the case I don't know why omega would play in the game before ever reaching absolute infinity without it being an assumption of the order of infinity. If there exist 9 different possibilites after a number in the sequence...
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    Undergrad Regarding Cantor's diagonal proof

    Correct me if I'm wrong, but what I understood with your arguments is that the diagonal has a next number, the next number has 9 different possibilites or 10 if we include zero, no matter the list, the number that goes after that number can't fullfill those 9 possibilites at the same time. Yet I...
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    Undergrad Regarding Cantor's diagonal proof

    The diagonal is a real number that tends to infinity, that's why I assumed it would be treated the same as infinity. Yes when I was talking about the cardinality I was referring to 1-1 correspondance. The diagonal is not changed, instead it was copied and changed, therefore it was changed. My...
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    Undergrad Regarding Cantor's diagonal proof

    I am very open minded and I would fully trust in Cantor's diagonal proof yet this question is the one that keeps holding me back. My question is the following: In any given infinite set, there exist a certain cardinality within that set, this cardinality can be holded as a list. When you change...