TITLE: Who said "the naive counting numbers don't exhaust $\Bbb N$"?
QUESTION [8 upvotes]: In the context of Robinson's framework, or more precisely its reformulation by Ed Nelson, one of the practitioners in the field expressed the sentiment something like "the naive counting numbers don't exhaust $\mathbb{N}$."  Who was this mathematician and what was the precise wording?
For a follow-up question see What's Reeb's take on naive integers?

REPLY [3 votes]: Georges Reeb, I believe. At least that was his slogan, and C. Lobry made it the title of an uproarious book: Et pourtant... ils ne remplissent pas N! Reeb would go around conferences and confront random attendees with the quote, insisting that even Bourbaki said that.