doronshadmi
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Call the function whatever you like, it does not change the fact that we are dealing here with a complementary relation between position (location, or locality) and momentum (non-location, or non-locality.
I will add to my list of stupid things Doron says and believes that words and meaning have nothing to do with language.
Like any religious, dogmatic and anti-evolutionist (avoiding mutations of already existing system) attitude, jsfisher rejects any novel view of already accepted thingsall along this thread, because it does not fit to his limited local/serial-only reasoning, which indeed gets non-local/parallel reasoning as a contradiction from his particular limited local/serial-only reasoning.The Heisenberg uncertainty principle remains
Like any religious, dogmatic and anti-evolutionist (avoiding mutations of already existing system) attitude, jsfisher rejects any novel view of already accepted thingsall along this thread, because it does not fit to his limited local/serial-only reasoning, which indeed gets non-local/parallel reasoning as a contradiction from his particular limited local/serial-only reasoning.
What Traditional Mathematics can't stomach is Non-locality, Superposition of ids (real uncertainty), parallel reasoning, incompetence, etc… exactly because it is based on local\serial-only reasoning of the researched.
Since Math does not deal with superposition of ids, it can't really deal with Uncertainty.
Really?Nope. I reject your fantasies because they are ill-defined, contradictory, inconsistent, and irrelevant. What part of that was unclear?
Really?
For example:
You define a line segment by a collection of two localities like [0,1].
By doing that you are missing the non-local property of that segment.
You define Uncertainty by using ordered degrees of probability between 0 and 1, that are based on (A,B) form.
By doing that you are missing the superposition of ids ( (AB) form ) as the real state of Uncertainty.
You define an infinite convergent long addition in terms of a sum.
By doing that you are missing fogs and the incompleteness of infinite interpolation.
In general your reasoning is limited to local/serial-only reasoning.
By doing that you are missing the non-local/parallel aspect of reasoning.
No, I don't.
...which adds nothing to the discussion except ill-defined terms, contradiction, inconsistency, and irrelevance.
No, I don't.
...which adds nothing to the discussion except ill-defined terms, contradiction, inconsistency, and irrelevance.
No, I don't.
...which adds nothing to the discussion except ill-defined terms, contradiction, inconsistency, and irrelevance.
...which adds nothing to the discussion except ill-defined terms, contradiction, inconsistency, and irrelevance.
By the way, since you have given up trying to correct your 3X3 tree thing, and you have failed to correct your misrepresentation of Heisenberg, perhaps you can focus all of your efforts on exhibiting an actual result of Doronetics?
What a vacuous reply.No, I don't.
...which adds nothing to the discussion except ill-defined terms, contradiction, inconsistency, and irrelevance.
No, I don't.
...which adds nothing to the discussion except ill-defined terms, contradiction, inconsistency, and irrelevance.
No, I don't.
...which adds nothing to the discussion except ill-defined terms, contradiction, inconsistency, and irrelevance.
...which adds nothing to the discussion except ill-defined terms, contradiction, inconsistency, and irrelevance.
By the way, since you have given up trying to correct your 3X3 tree thing, and you have failed to correct your misrepresentation of Heisenberg, perhaps you can focus all of your efforts on exhibiting an actual result of Doronetics?
Call the function whatever you like, it does not change the fact that we are dealing here with a complementary relation between position (location, or locality) and momentum (non-location, or non-locality).
Again the complementary relation is between the uncertainty in position and the uncertainty in momentum, exactly because they are mutually independent…
(the simultaneous accurate result among them is avoided exactly because position and momentum save their independency under mutual measurement) and this fact that simply makes your "mutual dependency" a load of nonsense that has wrong understanding of the reseached.
by your own assertions your “superposition” does not “use” superposition of ids, which is the real state of superposition.
Still can't get the difference between (AB) and (A,B) and how they are particular cases of ON, isn't it The Man?
What Traditional Mathematics can't stomach is Non-locality, Superposition of ids (real uncertainty), parallel reasoning, incompetence, etc… exactly because it is based on local\serial-only reasoning of the researched.
Since Math does not deal with superposition of ids, it can't really deal with Uncertainty.
Apathia, the rules are the linkage among the qualitative aspects that enable the quantitative aspect of Math.Apathia said:Though I wonder if you can really spell out the rules for something that is probably lawless
An actual result of OM are the 256 pages of this thread.
What a vacuous reply.
You still get mutually-independent in terms of independent-only exactly because you are using your local-only view of any considered subject.The Man said:Absolutely false if they were mutually independent a change in momentum would not result in a change in wavelength and a change in wavelength would not result in a change in momentum.
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If one tries to get the NXOR aspect in terms of XOR , or XOR aspect in terms of NXOR aspect of NXOR/XOR reasoning he always gets a contradiction.
Jsfisher and The Man get NXOR as a contradiction because they are forcing the XOR aspect of NXOR/XOR reasoning in order to get its NXOR aspect.
There is also the contradiction that is based on forcing NXOR on XOR but jsfisher and The Man can’t get this, because all they get is XOR (the logical reasoning of Locality).
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You still get mutually-independent in terms of independent-only exactly because you are using your local-only view of any considered subject.
The rest of your post collapsed under this limitation, and as a result you have no meaningful thing to say about the considered subject.
You still get mutually-independent in terms of independent-only exactly because you are using your local-only view of any considered subject.
The rest of your post collapsed under this limitation, and as a result you have no meaningful thing to say about the considered subject.
translated doronshadmi said:You have to use my meanings for terms like "mutually-independent". I won't tell you those meanings because they frequently change. Moreover, since my meanings bear little similarity to standard usage, you will always be wrong in your use.
I'm right, and you're wrong, by definition. QED
This is the symmetric aspect under a given cardinality, and it is the result of the parallel view that is derived from the non-local (line-like) aspect of the considered system.
lin•e•ar
ˈlɪn i ərShow Spelled[lin-ee-er] Show IPA
–adjective
1. of, consisting of, or using lines: linear design.
2. pertaining to or represented by lines: linear dimensions.
3. extended or arranged in a line: a linear series.
4. involving measurement in one dimension only; pertaining to length: linear measure.
5. of or pertaining to the characteristics of a work of art in which forms and rhythms are defined chiefly in terms of line.
6. having the form of or resembling a line: linear nebulae.
7. Mathematics .
a. consisting of, involving, or describable by terms of the first degree.
b. having the same effect on a sum as on each of the summands: a linear operation.
Uncertainty of ids means that if the system is finite, then the quantitative aspect (the cardinality) of this superposition is clearly known, but the involved ids under a given quantity (cardinality) is uncertain.