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▸ noun: (set theory) The paradox that supposing the existence of a set of all ordinal numbers leads to a contradiction; construed as meaning that it is not a properly defined set.
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▸ noun: (set theory) The paradox that supposing the existence of a set of all ordinal numbers leads to a contradiction; construed as meaning that it is not a properly defined set.
Similar:
Russell's paradox,
Galileo's paradox,
Girard's paradox,
Banach-Tarski paradox,
Bertrand's paradox,
Richard's paradox,
limit ordinal,
sorites paradox,
infinite hotel paradox,
Berkson's paradox,
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