That is because the continuum is a fiction.
At one end of the continuum is Larry King who is often derided because he serves up "softball" questions.
In these terms, the continuum hypothesis can be stated as follows: The cardinality of the continuum is the smallest uncountable cardinal number.
Continuum hypothesis, statement of set theory that the set of real numbers (the continuum) is in a sense as small as it can be.
The Continuum is even more responsive than the Roli – you can assign parameters to three different axes of finger-movement: up and down, left and right, forward and back.
Life on the innovation end of the continuum is volatile, fractious, and personal — less a genteel cocktail party, governed benignly by bureaucratic fiat, than the raucous bender where your boss passes out in a bathtub.
Through the general theory of relativity, however, the view that the continuum is infinite in its time-like extent but finite in its space-like extent has gained in probability.
The Continuum is a two-tower condominium complex set in a 13-acre gated beachfront enclave that includes a 25,000-square-foot health and fitness center, two pools, three tennis courts, four hot tubs and two saunas.
He went on, "Part of the continuum is, how proud are you of the chip that's on your shoulder?" For Mr. Christie, he said, the answer was "extremely proud; drives my personality".
At one end of the continuum is kwashiorkor, characterized by a severe protein deficiency, and at the other is marasmus, an absolute food deprivation with grossly inadequate amounts of both energy and protein.
The premiere of "Carnaval," a play about sex tourists in Rio de Janeiro by Nikkole Salter, co-author of the Obie Award-winning "In the Continuum," is at Luna Stage in West Orange (Jan . 31 to March 3.
