Venn Diagram
Continuum hypothesis is failed, because of these reasons:
If we can do multiple calc on different areas of infinity and that looks like we are doing things differently, or we're dealing with different infinity, but actually we're doing at the same area, the same numbes were used interchangeably.
These axioms tackle this issue ...
- 🧩 If the two things overlap each other perfectly, then they are really just one thing (venn diagram)
- 🧩 Two infinites overlap each other perfectly, then it's just one thing
We're playing at the same area & there is no bigger infinity, it's just one infnity
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