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Also from a more general point of view they are some two irrational numbers that each one of them has its own unique place on the real-line.
Since the standard form of the entire real-line is a 1-D “shadow” of my number system, those particular numbers are also in my system.
Peano’s or ZF are only a shadow of them.
1) When you don’t understand something, simply say that you don’t understand it, instead of the repeating on the unnecessary “nonsense” and “crap” reflex-like responses.
2) I will not answer to any response which is based on commands, for example: “I want you to tell me…”.
3) Please be more focused when you ask some question because -‘what they are in terms of your "first principles"’- is too general.
Please understand that when you ask a focused question, you give me a better chance to know where to start my answer, in order to develop a meaningful dialog between us.
Arithmetic operations, which are based on included-middle reasoning, can be found in:
https://www.physicsforums.com/showpost.php?p=287535&postcount=155
If you think that included-middle reasoning is some kind of reasoning where excluded-middle reasoning does not hold (which is the interpretation of constructivism/intuitionism), then you do not understand included-middle reasoning.CrankFan said:Says who? Where has it been demonstrated that I can't understand what you call included-middle reasoning. As far as I can tell, it's just your awkward way of saying that you don't accept the law of the excluded middle. Which is fine, in the sense that I think I have a clear idea of what that entails
We are talking about sqrt(2) and pi, because we discovered that they are connected to some very interesting and useful invariant proportions that can be found in the basis of many interesting systems.CrankFan said:Do you have a means of sqrt(2) and pi expressing or in your system?
Also from a more general point of view they are some two irrational numbers that each one of them has its own unique place on the real-line.
Since the standard form of the entire real-line is a 1-D “shadow” of my number system, those particular numbers are also in my system.
You cannot ask any meaningful question if you don’t understand the included-middle reasoning (see again the first part of my answer to you).Well, actually I asked you to explain something specific about your system, I didn't ask it to be explained in "terms of my reasoning",
Since you did not see (yet) R from an included-middle reasoning, it is not surprising at all that you do not understand what I am talking about.CrankFan said:That would be surprising, since you've indicated that the set of Lama-reals are countable.
I did much more than that, I defined (by the included-middle reasoning) Organic Natural Numbers, which are based on our most basic congition’s abilities to count.You've not taken any step towards defining what a natural number is
Peano’s or ZF are only a shadow of them.
Then instead of the usual “old crap” response about them, why can’t you simply ask me to explain to you how we can use the included-middle reasoning to make Math out of them?CrankFan said:Right, I have no idea how to make math out of them!
I have no problem to tell you in details about any specific term that you wish to know, but for this please do at least 3 things:CrankFan said:Not so fast. You've yet to explain what N, Z, Q, etc. are in your system. I want you to tell me what they are in terms of your "first principles". Stop stalling and get to it.
1) When you don’t understand something, simply say that you don’t understand it, instead of the repeating on the unnecessary “nonsense” and “crap” reflex-like responses.
2) I will not answer to any response which is based on commands, for example: “I want you to tell me…”.
3) Please be more focused when you ask some question because -‘what they are in terms of your "first principles"’- is too general.
Please understand that when you ask a focused question, you give me a better chance to know where to start my answer, in order to develop a meaningful dialog between us.
If you understand and agree with 1) , 2) and 3) of the previous part, then there is a good chance that we can develop a fruitful dialog between us.CrankFan said:Apparently you can't say any meaningful thing about your system either.
I've seen this crap before and seeing it again doesn't deepen my understanding. Instead I just think:
hey look, it's the same old nonsensical crap.
Well, curiosity is a wonderful basis for a dialog between us, because I am curious too to know what you have to say after you understand the included-middle reasoning.CrankFan said:...but I could be curious about some aspect of it,...
This is the tautology of 0_XOR_1 reasoning, but not necessarily the tautology of the included-middle reasoning.CrankFan said:X is a scale factor if and only if ... [conditions]
Arithmetic operations, which are based on included-middle reasoning, can be found in:
https://www.physicsforums.com/showpost.php?p=287535&postcount=155
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