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This has gotten way off the original topic (into a Maths discussion, rather than talking about the game (and I did say the game wasn't even going to address Morticia's rarity)). So, this is my last response on the topic.
"Bigger" and "Smaller" relate to the paramaters of an infinit set. Usually (mathmatically), when we are talking about "bigger" infinities we are talking about uncountable vs countable sets. But paramaters can make infinites "bigger" or "smaller" depending on what you include and what you don't.
A (very) simple example is an infinite line vs an infinite plane. Both are infinite, but a plane would be a "bigger" infinite set, having more "infinites" inside it.
As it relates to the game, there are infinitely many Mortys and Morticias in the Central Finite Curve. This is because the only set paramater is that: "Rick is the smartest person", not "and there are only 12 Morticias". What's really going to blow your mind is that if we had a set paramater where there are less Morticias than Mortys, there would still be an infinite amount of both in the set.
So, yes the Central Finite Curve is by definition a "smaller" infinity then a set where Rick isn't the smarterst person. But, in both sets, there are still infinitely many Mortys and Morticias, because the set doesn't define a finite amount of either.
Again, Morticia is rare not because there are less of her, or more of Morty, there are infinite amounts of both, and infinite amounts of neither. She is rare because finding her in that infinit set is hard.
This has gotten way off the original topic (into a Maths discussion, rather than talking about the game (and I did say the game wasn't even going to address Morticia's rarity)). So, this is my last response on the topic.
"Bigger" and "Smaller" relate to the paramaters of an infinit set. Usually (mathmatically), when we are talking about "bigger" infinities we are talking about uncountable vs countable sets. But paramaters can make infinites "bigger" or "smaller" depending on what you include and what you don't.
A (very) simple example is an infinite line vs an infinite plane. Both are infinite, but a plane would be a "bigger" infinite set, having more "infinites" inside it.
As it relates to the game, there are infinitely many Mortys and Morticias in the Central Finite Curve. This is because the only set paramater is that: "Rick is the smartest person", not "and there are only 12 Morticias". What's really going to blow your mind is that if we had a set paramater where there are less Morticias than Mortys, there would still be an infinite amount of both in the set.
So, yes the Central Finite Curve is by definition a "smaller" infinity then a set where Rick isn't the smarterst person. But, in both sets, there are still infinitely many Mortys and Morticias, because the set doesn't define a finite amount of either.
Again, Morticia is rare not because there are less of her, or more of Morty, there are infinite amounts of both, and infinite amounts of neither. She is rare because finding her in that infinit set is hard.
