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how do you write N (the natural numbers) as an infinite union of infinite sets
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Take the following infinite sequence of infinite sets: asub1={1,2,3,...} asub2={2,3,4,...} asubn=(n,n+1,n+2,...}
Or, if you are a little more imaginative.... asub1={1, all prime numbers} asub2={multiples of two} asub3={multiples of three} asubn={multiples of n}
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