Every lingering sequence has a convergent subsequence/Proof

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TODO: Write proof


Proof outline:

  1. Take k1 to be the index of any point of the sequence in B1(x)
  2. Take k2 to be any index AFTER k1 of the sequence in the ball B12(x)
  3. ...
  4. Show the sequence (xkn)n=1 converges to x

We have exhibited a convergent subsequence, we're done.