Reopened

I think that Why do people accept the axiom of choice given the well ordering principle? should be reopened.

It's a valid question, and I recall at least two undergraduate classmates that felt the same way back in our sophomore and senior years. It's a clear enough question to anyone who has heard it before, which is how Noah and myself knew to answer it (I can't speak for Noah's understanding, but I immediately knew what's the question).

Reopened

I think that Why do people accept the axiom of choice given the well ordering principle? should be reopened.

It's a valid question, and I recall at least two undergraduate classmates that felt the same way back in our sophomore and senior years. It's a clear enough question to anyone who has heard it before, which is how Noah and myself knew to answer it (I can't speak for Noah's understanding, but I immediately knew what's the question).

I think that Why do people accept the axiom of choice given the well ordering principle? should be reopened.

It's a valid question, and I recall at least two undergraduate classmates that felt the same way back in our sophomore and senior years. It's a clear enough question to anyone who has heard it before, which is how Noah and myself knew to answer it (I can't speak for Noah's understanding, but I immediately knew what's the question).

Reopened

I think that Why do people accept the axiom of choice given the well ordering principle? should be reopened.

It's a valid question, and I recall at least two undergraduate classmates that felt the same way back in our sophomore and senior years. It's a clear enough question to anyone who has heard it before, which is how Noah and myself knew to answer it (I can't speak for Noah's understanding, but I immediately knew what's the question).