Anonymous
10/4/2025, 3:12:50 AM
No.16805625
>no statement about comparing infinities
it's implicit by virtue of taking things to their limit. there's no assumption here besides the idea that you can in fact form a bijection, yet doing so fails immediately by the intrinsic nature of having the diagonal entry not mapped. it's essentially a proxy for a supremum that will always violate the bijection when taken to the limit.
it's implicit by virtue of taking things to their limit. there's no assumption here besides the idea that you can in fact form a bijection, yet doing so fails immediately by the intrinsic nature of having the diagonal entry not mapped. it's essentially a proxy for a supremum that will always violate the bijection when taken to the limit.