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A '''set''' is a property of [[numbers]] which can be thought of as an object but without altering their properties. However Russell's [[paradox]] states that there are no "normal" sets, insofar as they would not be contained in itself, leading to a contradiction.
A '''set''' is a property of [[numbers]] which can be thought of as an object but without altering their properties. However Russell's [[paradox]] states that there are no "normal" sets, insofar as they would not be contained in itself, leading to a contradiction.
[[Category:Mathematics]]
[[Category:Mathematics]]