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SOLVED: Cantor's Paradox demonstrates that there is no "set of all sets." We know that every set has a cardinality, so it is natural to ask if there is a set of "
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Russell's Paradox Is W in W? In words, W is the set that contains all the sets that don't contain themselves. If W is in W, then W contains itself. But. -
