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Mamooie312
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Yo. Wsup.
I watched a video about three years ago where this guy suppossedly provedthe nonexistence of the universal set. I can't find it now but what he said (rather quickly) was that from Cantor, every set is a subset. Therefore, there is no universal set.
1) Is this valid?
2) RW Implications? Is the Universe then, really a universe?
BTW I'm only about to complete engineering math so don't be too complex.
Thanks,
Mamooie
I watched a video about three years ago where this guy suppossedly provedthe nonexistence of the universal set. I can't find it now but what he said (rather quickly) was that from Cantor, every set is a subset. Therefore, there is no universal set.
1) Is this valid?
2) RW Implications? Is the Universe then, really a universe?
BTW I'm only about to complete engineering math so don't be too complex.
Thanks,
Mamooie