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      <description><![CDATA[This is my (Steve's) personal contribution to the "Seeing Infinity, Georg Cantor and our experience of the infinite" category.  I hope you'll take part in understanding the beauty of Cantor's work and perceive his contriubtion to our understanding of the infinite and our our intuitions.<br />
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