[...]Unless I'm very wrong, there are more whole numbers than natural numbers. An induction should prove that there are twice as many.
We're probably having a language and/or terminology collision. By natural numbers, I mean the positive integers. By whole numbers, I mean the natural numbers plus the number zero.
I meant naturals plus 0 plus negative integers by "whole numbers". Nonethelesss, I was wrong and stand corrected. I'll think about my posts a little more thoroughly in future before hitting the send button.
Steffen
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