Since the exact location is determined only by points w.r.t a given line (and it does not matter if it is the real-line, geometric line, etc ...) then as long as there are lines between points we still have elements that their exact location is unknown and they are called non-local elements.
What “exact location” are you referring to? The “exact location” of a line segment can only be as exact as, well, that line segment which is defined by its end points. If you are referring to some particular location (or point) of or on some particular line segment then once you define that location ‘exactly’ the location is known as ‘exactly’ as that definition provides. If your only point is that if you do not define an exact location (to whatever degree of exactness you are interested in) then you can not “know” that exact location (to whatever degree of exactness you are interested in), that is simply trivial.
Since this is the case then a lines\points framework is based on both Non-locality AND locality and OM is based on this fact, whether it is used by Logics, Real analysis, Geometry, Category or Set theories.
OM is not “used” by any of those considerations as it is simply self contradictory and of no demonstrative utility.
Non-locality both belongs AND does not belong w.r.t a given domain.
Simply a contradiction, seeming predicated on just perhaps an inconsistent use of the word “belong”
Locality belongs XOR does not belong w.r.t a given domain.
Although not apparently a direct contradiction, still basically gibberish without some clear, self consistent and non-circular definition of “belong w.r.t a given domain”
The linkage of Non-locality\Locality building-blocks is OMs researchable framework.
As one of your “building-blocks” is a direct contradiction and the other is an indefinite stringing together of words and some of your favorite catch phrases, then that is all your “OMs researchable framework” represents.
Thank you too for supporting OM.
Hey no problem, any idea when you are actually going to start supporting it yourself instead of just making inconsistent claims and direct contradictions?
Since no amount of infinitely many points can totally eliminate the lines between any given arbitrary points and since lines are not made of points (and therefore their existence is not based on the existence of points),
Once again your reasoning is deliberately flawed. A line segment is defined by points thus such definition is explicitly based on, well, points. As an abstract concept a geometrical line or line segment is only its definition.
then from a non-finite point of view nothing becomes smaller (we deal with an invariant proportion upon infinitely many scale levels, where each level has both points and lines), where no point or line are considered as final elements of the non-finite collection of points AND lines.
Simply more Doronic contradictory assertions, if no line segment is considered as the final element then nothing precludes the consideration of smaller line segments.
In other words since no collection of elements is non-local then it is incomplete w.r.t to Non-locality.
Again more Doronic contradictory assertions, if you do consider a line or line segment to be “non-local” then a collection of lines or simply a collection of line segments that comprises a line or a line segment is also “non-local”.
Non-locality (notated by ∞) is actual infinity where a collection of local\non-local elements along it is potential infinity w.r.t Non-locality.
Still more Doronic contradictory assertions, a “collection of local\non-local elements” “is potential infinity w.r.t Non-locality” that “Non-locality” “actual infinity” actually being part of that “collection” as those required “non-local elements”.