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 | | The paradox is that this means there can be at most countable real numbers in the unit interval (easily extendable to the entire real number line), as opposed to the standardly accepted non-denumerable real numbers. |
 | | real numbers (with something akin to the topological discontinuities we get when projecting spaces onto lower dimensional subspaces), but the arithmetic convergence requirement takes away that ability. |
 | | The reals (will) have their own granularity, and one of the casualties there will be the Bolzano-Weierstrass theorem with its “cluster points”, since the granularity that derives from the actually non-vanishing remainder ensures that we can always find a non-null punctured neighborhood around any point with no numbers/points in it whatsoever. |
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