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Lars Krogh-Stea
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- Why the differen schemes of moving people around? When new people arrive, why not make everyone go outside, ande then make them all go in and pick a room. There should be infinite rooms for them to pick from, and everyone gets a room.
I know the paradox is about a hypotethical hotel with hypotethical guests, how else could new people arrive, when everyone (infinite) is already inside;) But maybe the ones outside are aliens, I don't know..
My real point though, is that there's no need for the intricate shuffeling of guests. When new guest arrive, just tell all the guest that are already in the hotel to step outside (or come to the lobby, I guess that's of infinite size too). Now you have an empty hotel with infinite rooms, and infinite people outside. Just tell them all to go inside and choose a room as there are infinite rooms to choose from. Does it need to be more complicated?
My real point though, is that there's no need for the intricate shuffeling of guests. When new guest arrive, just tell all the guest that are already in the hotel to step outside (or come to the lobby, I guess that's of infinite size too). Now you have an empty hotel with infinite rooms, and infinite people outside. Just tell them all to go inside and choose a room as there are infinite rooms to choose from. Does it need to be more complicated?