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    It is not the case that The infinity of the cardinals and of the ordinals cannot be measured by any cardinal or ordinal.

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    • 1.There is no set of all cardinal numbers and no set of all ordinal numbers.
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    • 2.If the totality of cardinals were measured by a cardinal, or the totality of ordinals by an ordinal, that measure would itself be a member of the collection, generating a paradox.
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    • 3.Any such assignment leads to contradiction.
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