How to pronounce“diagon”in English
IPA/dɪægɒn/
Syllablesdi·a·gon
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number Z never had any zeros or nines in it, it wasn't one of those numbers. And so actually, in those cases, we didn't need to do anything special to
diagonalize. Just the mere fact that our number has a unique representation already means that it's not equal to those numbers. So maybe it
was controversial in Cantor's day more than 100 years ago, but I think it's most commonly looked at today as, you know, one of the
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