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>Navier-Stokes solved
>Continuumfags BTFO
>Wildberger validated, as usual.
BLESSED DAY
WE JUST. KEEP. WINNING.
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>>17049427
we just cant stop winning giga finite chads
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>>17049427
Im a finitist, not an ultrafinitist
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>>17049917
What's the difference
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>>17049922
Potential infinity exists i think. But you never can make "a set of infinite numbers", in fact i reject set theory.
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>>17049923
>Potential infinity exists
within what?, time?, is time infinite?, really?
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>>17050121
No. Thats exactly what potential infinity is. Its never a "set" because time is finite, but you will never be finished if you start listing it.
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>>17049427
>Navier-Stokes solved
It's not solved. The Millenium Problem question about the N-S equations was answered. Very different things.
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>>17050537
qrd?
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>>17049923
What does it mean to make a number tho?
Refer to it? Enumerate some property?
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Lets transmute our nomenclature
Infinity in this regard means the final lowest Planck scale, smallest point particle (or not), and the quant thereof (or no upper limit to the quant).
Is/Isn't
Which would be related to the question of Pi being a rational number, or, more importantly, how many point particles does it take to build scale up the Planck Size-Evator large enough to create the circle.....



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