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Re: Cantor contradicted

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Am 29.04.2026 um 15:19 schrieb wm:
> The Binary Tree has countably many nodes and, according to Cantor, 
> uncountably many paths.
> 
> But the basic element of the Binary Tree is the node
>   |
>   o
> / \
> which splits an incoming sheave of paths into two sheaves of paths, 
> i.e., it makes one more sheaf distinguishable from the already separated 
> sheaves.
> 
> Therefore only countably many sheaves of paths (inclusing those carrying 
> only one path) can get separated.
> 
> Regards WM
> 
> 
No attempt to save set theory.

Regards, WM

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