Russell Standish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > From the dim recesses of my memory, "the set of all sets" is a > logical contradiction, although I can't remember why. Is the > plenitude like the "set of all sets" in some way? I think you remember "the set of all set that are not members of themselves" Call it S. Is S a member of itself?
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