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The Interesting Case Of Russell’s Paradox

August 15, 2015August 18, 2015 ~ Prateek Joshi ~ 1 Comment

The picture on the left is actually a joke related the topic of discussion here. It'll make sense soon! Russian Dolls, also known as Matryoshka Dolls, are wooden dolls that are placed inside one another. You can read more about them here. Back in the late 1800s, Set Theory was really picking up pace and mathematicians … Continue reading The Interesting Case Of Russell’s Paradox

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