Let us use the empty set in order to define the concept "magnitude of existence".
Definition A: That has no successor has "the maximal magnitude of existence".
Definition B: That has no successor has "the minimal magnitude of existence".
Both of these purported ‘Definitions’ specifically invoke your “concept "magnitude of existence", they do not define it. Also they give the same conditional reference “has no successor” to both your “maximal magnitude of existence” and “minimal magnitude of existence”.
The current scientific method, which developed since the 17th century, states that the researcher must be omitted form the research environment, in order to avoid results that are influenced by subjective tendencies of the researcher. It must be stressed that Aristotle determined 4 causes that sands at the basis of any existing thing, which are:
1) The material cause (from what material a given thing is made?).
2) The efficient cause (what are the natural forces that change a given thing?)
3) The formal cause (what is the "blueprint" in once mind that has an influence on a given thing?)
4) The final cause (what is the final goal in once mind, that has an influence on a given thing?)
The current scientific method uses only causes (1) and (2), in order to avoid any researcher's subjective influence on the result.
No Doron, we also use double blind protocols, control samples, peer review and independent repeatability to address the subjective aspects of some particular researcher.
A question: Is it possible to return the researcher the research environment and also avoid his\her subjective influence of the results?
Doron the researcher has never left the research environment, only the bias they might bring with them has been force out (under proper protocols).
My answer: I think that it is can be done if the "researcher" returns to the research environment as a general concept.
Let us use definitions A and B in order to demonstrate this notion.
{} describes the "researcher" in terms of definition A where what between {} is the "researched" in terms of definition B (known also as "emptiness").
The outer "{""}" of {{}} describes the "researcher" in terms of definition A, where the inner "{""}" of {{}} describes the "researched" in terms of the model of the "researcher" that his\her "researched" subject is "emptiness".
At {{}} case "the magnitude of existence" of the "researched" is greater than "emptiness" (it has predecessor) and smaller than the "researcher" (it has a successor).
Please pay attention where a non-empty collection is finite or infinite, it has both predecessor ("emptiness") AND successor ("researcher").
Now your just conflating a particular notation of a set with a "researcher" and the "researched"
Anything that has both predecessor ("emptiness") AND successor ("researcher"), can't be reduced to "emptiness" AND can't be extended to "researcher". Because of this reason any given infinite collection can't have an exact Magnitude that is described by Cardinality.
Again simply nonsense.
If we symbolize these notions then: 0 < x < ∞, where ∞ represents the "the maximal magnitude of existence"("researcher") , 0 represents "the minimal magnitude of existence" ("emptiness"), and x represents "the magnitude of existence" that is > "emptiness" AND < "researcher" (any non-empty collection, whether it is finite or infinite).
This still does not define what you mean by this “magnitude of existence” you refer to or how you determine its “magnitude” or “existence”
By carefully research "the magnitude of existence" of an infinite collection, it is concluded that the universal quantifier "for all", has no meaning because the accurate "magnitude of existence" of any given infinite collection can't be satisfied ( x < ∞). On the contrary, the universal quantifier "for all" has meaning in the case of finite collections, because given any member of a finite collection it is defined as its final element, which in turn provides the accurate "magnitude of existence" that is described by an accurate Cardinality.
Doron just making up crap does not constitute “carefully research "the magnitude of existence"”. Again what is this “magnitude of existence” you refer to? Your above assertions seem to indicate that it is just the cardinality of a set.
Doron if your "magnitude of existence" “can't be satisfied” as you claim, then that is just your problem.
In other words, if x is the cardinality of an infinite collection then x < ∞ prevents it accurate value.
In other words you can’t show that an infinite set is incomplete as you have claimed before?
Since the cardinality of any given infinite collection is inaccurate, then the 1-1 correspondence technique can't be used to determine any meaningful thing about the cardinality of such collections.
“inaccurate”? By how much?
Furthermore, the Contor's diagonal upon decimal representation of irrational numbers, actually proves that it is impossible to determine the accurate value of x if x is related to an infinite collection.
You’re not familiar with meaning of the word “accurate” are you?
Moreover, the ability to define a 1-1 correspondence between the natural numbers and a proper subset of them is a direct result of the impossibility to define the accurate cardinality of an infinite collection.
No Doron it just shows that they are accurately (to a 1-1 correspondence) the same size.
I wish to add that Russell's paradox does not hold that has cardinality ∞ can't be identical to any of its members, because any given member has at most x "magnitude of existence" and x < ∞
Really, so what is the maximum cardinality “any of its members” can have?
If you can cite a maximum, why that particular maximum?