naive set theory

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Naive set theory is an early, intuitive approach to set theory that treats any definable collection as a set, but is known to be inconsistent due to paradoxes such as Russell’s and Curry’s.

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Curry paradox → arisesIn → naive set theory →

Zermelo set theory → basedOn → naive set theory →

set theory → hasAxiomSystem → naive set theory →