[MD] A fly in the MOQ ointment
plattholden at gmail.com
plattholden at gmail.com
Tue Feb 23 08:49:45 PST 2010
On 23 Feb 2010 at 7:49, X Acto wrote:
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>
> Platt:
> Huh? Sorry, Ron. I don't get your point. What's the difference between
> "being" and "is?" What are the "principles of math?"
>
> Ron:
> "being" = existing. The term "MoQ" equates to existing or "being"
> or being alive.
>
> The intellectual level is:
> The belief "that the principles of mathematics are the principles of all things."
> or the belief that nature follows the same axioms and laws that mathematics do
> or more accurately,mathmatics is an extension of natural inorganic and biological
> laws. If you want an explaination of specific mathematical axioms I would be happy
> to list some.
>
> See Platt the belief that number represents reality manifests in the philosophic ideas
> of being/nothingness....1/0 self/other the assertion of unity and plurality
> the relation of one and infinity the belief in physical reality being reduced to
> basic whole units. The self or the "I" being equated with unity wholeness
> of 1.
Hi Ron,
Being mathematically challenged I find it hard to relate to your
explanation. I'll take your word for it. But can't mathematics take off on
purposes of its own that don't "represent reality?" If so, I would say it's
relationship to reality (nature) is coincidental rather than
representational.
But when it comes to math, I defer to your superior understanding.
Best,
Platt
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