jsfisher
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One is the only case were there is no real distinction.
If there are no distinctions for 1, then Or(1) should be 0. But it isn't, is it? In actual fact, you get Or(1) = 1 by using the only partition of 1, and that action is an inconsistency in your process, just as your forced definition for Or(1) is an inconsistency in your formulae.
So 1 in OM is the same as in Euclidian Mathematics.
Euclidean Mathematics?
OM will help us/you to have a direct perception of Mathematics !
Not likely. Your OM is founded on an inconsistent set of special cases and arbitrary results. That makes it totally incompatible with Mathematics.
By the way, neither you nor Doronshadmi have shown any utility for OM. Got any?
Also, even though you and Doronshadmi agreed to the description I presented for distinction, Doronshadmi has been back-pedaling ever since, but he has been unable to define his meaning for distinction. Can you provide a definition?
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