Re: virus: more on the concept of infinity

B. Lane Robertson (metaphy@hotmail.com)
Mon, 25 May 1998 10:48:10 PDT

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As long as a person considers zero to be a part of
the system of "real" numbers, all forms of the
number 1 (as in one totality, or one whole... whole,
objective, real, existent)... all forms of the
number 1 will continue to show a paradox such that
every one *set* must always contain an infinite--
zero-- value. Though "infinitely ordered" might
also suggest a continual series without expressing
the non- ordered symbol "zero" and the paradox that
one infinite set must also contain infinity of
nothing).

B. Lane Robertson
Indiana, USA
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