This is the story of my love. Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Zionism and Israel 3. Entropy 4. Judaism without "God" 5. Philosophy of Science 6. Idealism 7. Humanism. 7 a. Humanist Manifesto 8. Free Will 9. CSICOP 10. Purpose of life 11. Youth movements 12. All the problems + RCL 13. What is our main problem ? 14. Fives 15. Polyamory 16. My groups (1) - Trials 17. My groups (2) - School of Love. 18. My groups (3) - Missions (1) Love. 18a. Additional groups to 18 19 My groups (4) - Missions (2) - RBE 19a. RBE(2) 20. Missions (3) Cannabis oil - Cure for cancer 21. Imminent Financial Collapse 22. Common incorrect thoughts 23. Time and Multiverse 24. Groups for Intimacy 25. Problems(!) Introduction 26. Problems(2) Types and solving 27. Problems(3) The universe. 28. Problems(4) The individual and summary 29. Different Zionisms. 30. Riddles and infinities. 31. Consensual Extra-Dyadic Relationship (1) Contents 32. Consensual Extra-Dyadic Relati...
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Riddles and infinities. Riddles and other things that many people don't know are among the things that I love. Here are some of them. 1. Cantor showed us that there are 3 inifinities of diffeent sizes. He called them aleph 0, aleph 1, and aleph 2. Since we can't count in order to see the differences he used a 1-1 match up. As an example If there is a bus where all the people were sitting and all the seats were full we would know that the number of people and seats are equal. The aleph 0 set contains the natural numbers (1, 2, 3.....). If we compare them to only the even numbers (2, 4, 6....) we see that every natural number has an even number that matches up (simply multiply by 2) and vice versa. these 2 infinities are equal in size. Any other set that we can list that will contain them all (fractions (1/1, 1/2, 2/2, 2/1 ......) for example) are also aleph 0, because we can match them up with 1, 2, 3.... simply by numbering the list. ...
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