The objectivity of mathematical objects is discovered by non-exclusive observations.
It means that different conclusions of the same object are discovered by different observations.
As a result our body of knowledge is sufficient enough in order to understand the interaction between different results, which are based on different observations of the same objects.
For example: a point properties or a line properties are discovered by different observations. .
No they were not “discovered” no one dug up a “point” or accidentally mixed some things together and suddenly created a “line”. They were simply defined as theoretical abstractions. Once defined however their usefulness was readily “discovered” and continues today.
Then we are able to define more interesting relations between these objects, which enrich our body of knowledge about them.
By observing a point we define that a one relation with another object is enough in order to define the interaction with the other object.
This is not the case about a line segment because by using different observation we define that there are cases where a one relation with another object is not enough in order to define the interaction with the other object.
By using these results a point, a line and their possible interactions are not entirely determined by any particular observation of them.
The organic natural numbers are exactly the result of interactions that are based on different observations of objects like a point or a line segment.
Please pay attention that the concept of relation itself is inherently non-local and does not depend on observations.
This is not the case about objects. Their properties are discovered by observations.
Again observational dependent conclusions are, well dependent on the observer or the observation. Objective conclusions are not dependent on the observer. You are simply arguing for subjective conclusions so that those “objects” can be subjected to whatever conclusions you choose to think they should be subjected to.
Great,
As a result any object that has "theoretical extents" w.r.t to other objects, can be non-local w.r.t to these objects.
A line segment is the simplest case of such an object.
This is not the case with any object that has no "theoretical extents" w.r.t to other objects.
A point is the simplest case of such an object.
Theoretical extents are not “w.r.t.” anything; you continue to insist upon subjecting everything to your exclusive and observationally dependent non-analytical process.
So you have refined your definition of non-local to include anything with theoretical extents?
The interaction between these simplest cases is one of the ways to get the organic natural numbers.
EDIT:
No, our undertanding can be based on direct immediate and parallel observation of the researched object, a step-by-step observation of it or any possible interaction of Parallel\Serial observations.
So now what you refer to as “a step-by-step observation” or an “analytical approach” is just as valid as your preferred and previously exclusively correct “parallel observation”?
A definition (as currently understood) is nothing but the result of a serial step-by-step observation.
To paraphrase you with the correct usage of some of words you use most but understand the least ‘A definition is noting without an analytical approach’.
The current community of mathematicians is nothing but a group of people which are skilful to get things only if they are defined by a serial step-by-step observation.
Furthermore, over the past 2500 years the mathematical science itself was recognized by this particular observation.
Well a least you got the part about them being skilful correct, but that particular skill seems to have eluded you or more likely you just fail to observe it.
The aim of my work is to show that the mathematical science is not the result of any particular observation.
Then why do you continually try to force things to your one particular point of view and remain in denial that other points of view (like coordinate systems) can obtain the same conclusions you use as your defining aspects. In fact above you have now associated your non-local definition to having theoretical extents. If current math and geometry can do things better then your own work so much so that you are now modifying your own work to emulate current math and geometry, why would anyone need your work?
Again it is only you that claims conclusions must be “the result of any particular observation”, specifically your own.
No,
If a line segment is defined by a serial observation, then it is determined and distinguished by points.
Horse hockey, I made no observations, serial or otherwise in the line segment examples I gave before. I simply defined a line segment by giving two points in a coordinate system.
This is not the case if a line segment is defined by parallel observation.
In that case objects like points or coordinates are not used in order to distinguish between different line segments and the non-local property of a line segment is considered in order to distinguish between line-segments, for example:
x = ____
y = ____
x < and = y (example: _____)
or
y > and = x (example: _____)
So from some point to some other point you have a line segment configured to be COLOR=”RED” then from some point to some other point you have a line segment configured to be COLOR=”BLUE” and claim this is a demonstration of you defining and distinguishing line segments without using points. You have absolutely no idea how “skillful” that “community of mathematicians” were so many thousands of years ago to develop a geometric system that even you use today (perhaps without realizing it) in your effort to assert that you do not use it.