> If I can accept that there are more reals than reals with finite descriptions, why can't there be integers without finite descriptions/positions?
Because the integers are defined as the finite successors to the number 0 and their additive opposites. See, for instance, the construction section of: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integer
You can start talking about numbers that can't be constructed in this way, but then you've ceased to be talking about the integers.
Because the integers are defined as the finite successors to the number 0 and their additive opposites. See, for instance, the construction section of: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integer
You can start talking about numbers that can't be constructed in this way, but then you've ceased to be talking about the integers.