>There are more prime numbers than there are squares of integers.
all integers have a square, while not all integers are prime.
in any given span, you'll see more primes than squares, however.
more dense?
all integers have a square, while not all integers are prime.
in any given span, you'll see more primes than squares, however.
more dense?
That’s true, but I don’t see how that’s an argument. “All integers have a prime ‘the nth prime’, while not all integers are squares” similarly is true, but not an argument as to which set is denser.