I’m trying to get to grips with what this term means. I’m interested in mysticism, philosophy etc and it seems like a fascinating idea especially considering the symbolism of the Aleph.
I have absolutely no maths knowledge… Just a GCSE in maths and some mental arithmetic.
Edit; thanks everyone for your useful responses!!
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It’s the cardinality of the natural numbers, so if a set has cardinality “aleph naught”, then it is “countably infinite”. Some infinite sets are “bigger” than this, and that’s when a cardinality like “aleph one” might come into play.
This stuff can be confusing, so don’t give yourself a hard time if you don’t understand it!
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