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May 08, 2018 gnox Nov 24, 2016 jeffdown1	52 54 Cantor has conjectured that, given any collection whatever, any universe you please of independent quasi-individuals, there is a relation (and if one of course innumerable such) that in passing from relate to correlate and from correlate to correlates correlate, this relation arranges the whole universe in a Cantorian collection. Indeed, Cantor put forward this as more than a conjecture,— as a consequence of an unacknowledged law of thought. But the proposition has been received by mathematicians with the gravest doubt. If I have time, I will say more about this very important question later; but at present	52

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