Counting
Postcodes and the spatialisation of thinking
October 28, 2008 - 9:19am — JustinThe spatialisation of thinking needn't be at the service of its mathematicisation: sometimes it resists it.
Question: is there a one to one mapping of suburbs to postcodes?
Because we can make lists of suburbs and postcodes, it seems as though the question is one of counting. Not the total number of each. Rather, if I have one of these, how many of those do I have? However, it turns out counting is completely the wrong way of thinking about the problem.
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