Eff this, philly mike is an idi0t, ask zdunklee.

[Rock Monster]

Now you are arguing nonsense, a subset has it's own seperate properties that are derived from the original set, but when compared in the original set they have additional properties that do not necessairly fit the subsets themselves.

apples and oranges has it's own seperate properties that are derived from the original fruit, but when compared in the original set (Fruit as a family) they have additional properties that do not necessairly fit the subsets (apples and oranges) themselves

Rationals and Irrationals have NOTHING to do with the real numbers other than the fact that they are subsets of the real numbers.

Apples and oranges have NOTHING to do with the fruits other than the fact that they are subsets of the fruits

My whole point is that they have nothing to do with each other, except being called numbers, therefore, can't be compared to each other.