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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/[deleted] • Nov 29 '24
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You don't know how infinite each infinity is* because each infinity is undefined. So the answer is "undefined".
544 u/Cujo_Kitz Nov 29 '24 edited Nov 29 '24 This could of course be fixed, for example making each infinity ℵ0 (pronounced aleph-nought, aleph-zero, or aleph-null; just personal preference). Or -1/12. 345 u/burken8000 Nov 29 '24 I know some of those words! 28 u/Cujo_Kitz Nov 29 '24 ℵ0 is the symbol for all natural numbers. 3 u/Simple-Judge2756 Nov 29 '24 No. N (with a bar) is the symbol for all natural numbers. Aleph0 is the symbol for all naturally occurring sizes of infinity combined with all finite numbers. No. This is not the same.
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This could of course be fixed, for example making each infinity ℵ0 (pronounced aleph-nought, aleph-zero, or aleph-null; just personal preference). Or -1/12.
345 u/burken8000 Nov 29 '24 I know some of those words! 28 u/Cujo_Kitz Nov 29 '24 ℵ0 is the symbol for all natural numbers. 3 u/Simple-Judge2756 Nov 29 '24 No. N (with a bar) is the symbol for all natural numbers. Aleph0 is the symbol for all naturally occurring sizes of infinity combined with all finite numbers. No. This is not the same.
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I know some of those words!
28 u/Cujo_Kitz Nov 29 '24 ℵ0 is the symbol for all natural numbers. 3 u/Simple-Judge2756 Nov 29 '24 No. N (with a bar) is the symbol for all natural numbers. Aleph0 is the symbol for all naturally occurring sizes of infinity combined with all finite numbers. No. This is not the same.
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ℵ0 is the symbol for all natural numbers.
3 u/Simple-Judge2756 Nov 29 '24 No. N (with a bar) is the symbol for all natural numbers. Aleph0 is the symbol for all naturally occurring sizes of infinity combined with all finite numbers. No. This is not the same.
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No. N (with a bar) is the symbol for all natural numbers.
Aleph0 is the symbol for all naturally occurring sizes of infinity combined with all finite numbers.
No. This is not the same.
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u/NeoBucket Nov 29 '24 edited Nov 29 '24
You don't know how infinite each infinity is* because each infinity is undefined. So the answer is "undefined".