@abakcus
I always thought it was ridiculous to play with imaginary numbers. I was very good at math though, but thought there was no practical application and I didn't want to be a math teacher.
@abakcus
Here's another way to expand the Reals. The list after the R is the number of dimension that square to +1, -1 and 0. So complex is R(0,1,0). Details (and history of 0, N, Z, Q and R) in this video:
@abakcus
The funny detail is when you realize YOU CAN STILL SAY ones are contained in the others...perfectly
And at the same time, you can say all of them has the same cardinality