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Uncountably Finite
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last edited by BillSeitz on Sep 3, 2008 2:32 am

taking the "number of pages in the " as a crude example. I think saying there are an infinite number of pages seems wrong. Yet there are so many, with the number is always increasing, that it doesn't seem countable.

Others say there's no such thing as an uncountable finite set.

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