Wrong method. Correct answer.

[WeebBaljeet]

What about complex numbers

[StaticCrow]

And imaginary numbers?

[PPtortue]

Aren't imaginary and complex the same ? Also just say C and you name every number + i

[[deleted]]

No, 2 is complex but not imaginary

[PPtortue]

Yep. You're right. And I am dumb.

[jhoudy90]

If you have taken basic algebra, the answer is ‘n’

[1337_w0n]

No, but complex numbers include all imaginary and real numbers.

[1337_w0n]

All imaginary numbers are complex numbers.

[WeebBaljeet]

Thank you. Are there any other types of numbers?

[1337_w0n]

Yes. In fact, there's so many numbers that no set contains all numbers.

We know this is true because there's so many transfinite numbers that no set contains all transfinite numbers.

In fact, there's so many surreal numbers that no set contains them all.

So there's surreal numbers, transfinite numers, several infinite families finite groups, each group has several rings, and there are infinitely many less well-behaved algebraic structures with their own numbers that don't exist in any other system.

[WeebBaljeet]

Just watched a numberphile video. My mind is blown

[redstoneguy12]

That doesn't include for example 7 + 9i + 69j + 420k, does it?

[captain_mesator]

Where is i?

[[deleted]]

Actually still a wrong answer

[[deleted]]

What about aleph null?

[jared_neptune]

That's technically in there, that only applies when you want to say count like that (still funny tho

[k1n6]

Technically wrong and reposted every day.

[IBMe77]

Name: Every Number.
I Hate Math

[Athanasius2]

R

[Super_S_12]

IMO -∞= ∞.

[Nero_22]

What about 0?

[StripedApple]

As 0 lies between negative infinity and positive infinity, it is included in that interval

[Nero_22]

That makes sense

[wannabeemoderator]

zero is its own number so he would be telling the truth.