result. So, why else could there not be constructed uncountably many subintervals of the unit interval, of the form (0, p_i), for

Below I give some examples where Sage give the wrong answer, with no error message or any indication that the answer is not correct. Probably the single ...

Do you mind saying a bit about your thinking--in particular, reasons why you might not want immutable composites? I can't give any specific examples, but I am ...

Oct 21, 2013 ... In sum, Christian belief is reasonable in the sense that it is sufficiently epistemically rational to give Christians strong reasons for action ...

Jul 9, 2016 ... That is true for any finite N. So why not for "infinite" N? And note that I said numeral instead of number. There are various ways of " ...

... give us any reason to think it is a false view. It's a poor objection that doesn't help us figure out what's true or false. So, the truth vs. opinion ...

Jan 5, 2024 ... If not, why not? ... It kept ME, the TEACHER, faithful in giving her positive feedback after every subject before we transitioned to the next one.

Alice had no prior experience regarding any rules in Wonderland (and probably had reason to believe that there were no rules!), so, to her, the number of the ...

Are you sure that 0.99(bar) is a real number, in fact an integer, if it is ... not seem to make any sense to say that a sum of rational numbers,

The value of humanity gives us no reason to bring more persons (that is ... Likewise, a moral reason against S's φ-ing in C is any fact that will ...

Sep 25, 2024 ... Why should they give any reason at all? Google is the customer as far as Adsense is concerned. Thousands of people offer their sites, and Google ...

Brainly, the AI Learning Companion Brainly is a powerful Math solver app that can help you with your school doubts. Solve Math problems in Algebra, ...

> close to the real line or not, there is no need for any ordering here. ... not refer to real numbers. Intervals simply provide a tool that is much more

The natural complexity boundary for any given language is also a function ... In nature, we have whole numbers, natural numbers, integers, rational numbers ...

Growing up with wisdom that is opposite of truth. Every promise to the believer. Every sign follows the believer. Enemy - Why not attack what they believe? Can' ...

This theme surfaces in a number of his writings over many years, but a climax is reached in his 2016 book, Reason, Revelation, and Devotion: Inference and ...

> > The claim "bernoulli_plus admits a natural generalisation to real and complex numbers but bernoulli_minus does not" (made elsewhere in this thread) seems a ...

Each data point is divided by the total searches of the geography and time range it represents to compare relative popularity. · The resulting numbers are then ...

Irrational as they may be, we all have a superstition or two. Whether it's a lucky pair of pants or an aversion to Friday the 13th, superstitions are ...

Surely, the fact that people fear something is no reason why it should be ... Yet it does not closely track our rational need to avoid real contaminants.