pseudorandom

Defined by an uncountable number of irrational numbers equalling a sum of infinity.

Pan-contiguity and injecture computation tell us that the surface areas of Newton's limits are all irrational numbers.

The pseudorandom is the idea that while the aggregate-surface-area is uncountable, the sum of all individual surface areas adds up to infinity, .

Thus the sum of the individual surface areas of an uncountable number of limits would also equal infinity.

by zanderfin August 23, 2020