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> The proof is baroque and hard to follow.

That's good, because if it wasn't baroque, you couldn't fix it.

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I'll show myself out . . .

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That is so terrible, it's beautiful.

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Same. Have worked on this subject. One of the fellows at our organization works on it full time. Thanks for keeping the subject alive.

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I think this is exactly right. We have seriously misunderstood math. I don't know exactly what the "fix" is, but I think you're on the right track. If you want to come on my show and talk about it, I'd be honored to have you. https://linktr.ee/Adam_Haman

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The fix to logic violations cause by Cantor’s countable and uncountable infinities is in the book Special Algebra for Special Relativity.

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This is barely scratching the surface

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Wonderful! Thank you. Are you familiar with Martin Heidegger's criticism of mathematics? "The mathematical is...a project of thingness which, as it were, skips over the things." -- Heidegger in "Modern Science, Metaphysics, and Mathematics."

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