Meep's Math Matters 14: Infinity is NOT a number 2: the rationals
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This video is a response to Meep's Math Matters 11: Infinity is NOT a Number, Part 1
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@tekn04life
When you are trying to say something about how many elements are in a set (which is what I'm doing here), it's essentially set theory.
That said, it's not as if all mathematical areas are clearly defined with no overlap -- of course, there's =lots= of overlap. Once a person gets into uncountable infinity, you start getting into real analysis.
I think it's more helpful to think of math as a whole, and not as a bunch of disconnected bits. Don't get hung up on the name.
meepbobeep 11 months ago
this is so good! everyone's brain works differently but it finally clicked after watching your first 2 videos. can't wait to see the rest of them! is this set theory or number theory or what?
tekn04life 11 months ago