Abstract
We exhibit various infinite sets of reals whose finite subsets do not have good simultaneous rational approximations. In particular there is an infinite set such that each finite subset is "badly approximable" in the sense that Dirichlet’s theorem is best possible up to a multiplicative constant.
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