Re:Code is run more than read
by shemii on Friday December 01, 2023 @04:28AM
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As I've written in another comment here, a great example of a number-y field which is not totally ordered is Games ⊂ Surreal Numbers ⊂ ℝ.
There you have certain "numbers" which can can confused with (read incomparable) whole intervals of numbers. Games are really cool :)
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Re:Code is run more than read
by SetTheorist on Friday December 01, 2023 @09:44AM
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You've got the subset relationships backwards: Reals are a subset of the field of Surreal Numbers which is a subset of the group of Games. (Probably better phrased as embeddings, rather than subsets, but the point remains...)
Note that Games do _not_ form a field: there is no general multiplication operation between arbitrary games.