Multiple Set Questions

I'm rereading Jerry Weinberg's An Introduction to General Systems Thinking. One topic he discusses is sets, and how the "correct" members of a set is completely dependent on the observer. For example, take the following sequence:

{ 1, 2, 3, ... }

How many different plausible next members can you think of?

How about for this?

{ Mathew, Mark, ... }

Put your answers in the comments, or email them to me. I'll summarize your answers, provide my answers, and explain how this relates to testing next week!

Posted by The Braidy Tester at 07:30 AM  Permalink