Q: Hi Bill, can you help me understand why the number of decimals between 0 and 1 is greater than the number of integers between 1 and infinity?
A: because the number of decimals can always be greater without increasing the range. where as for the amount of integers to be greater, you have to increase the range. sure you can always increase the range because it's infinity, but that is a slightly greater compensation that the infinity has to make. nevermind, on second thought i actually don't understand. neither one should be considered greater per se