|
|
Robert Low <mtx014@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> But then, the weight of S plus the weight of T is 1+1=2,
> but SuT is the naturals, which has weight 1, so it's a
> consequence of your system that 1+1=2.
Er, that doesn't sound so bad.
Now, if 1+1=1, on the other hand....
--
"[I]n mathematics there are two types of integers: primes and composites. With
such a distinction, it makes sense that there would be interest in them. It's
like how in the world there are mostly two kinds of people: male and female
[...] and lots of reasons for interest in the differences." JSH on math/biology
|
|