Normal set

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In mathematics, a normal set is a set which does not contain itself.

Considering the set of all normal sets leads to Russell's paradox. Russell showed that if this set contains itself, then it is not a normal set, and that if it does not contain itself, then it is not the set of all normal sets.


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