Abstract
We show that there exists an infinite dimensional vector space every non–zero element of which is a non–measurable function. Moreover, this vector space can be chosen to be closed and to have dimension β for any cardinality β. Some techniques involving measure theory and density characters of Banach spaces are used.
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