abaddon
Penultimate Amazing
Doron, nobody cares about this nonsense anymore.
Yah, "nonsense" is probably the best that you, abaddon, can get from http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=12239821&postcount=2960, which does not put you in the position of the speaker of the rest of the posters in this forum.Doron, nobody cares about this nonsense anymore.
Happy Easter, jsfisher.Happy Easter, doronshadmi.
You honor this day of Christian celebration of the resurrection of their Messiah by resurrecting old posts. Many are grateful for your act of respect and kindness.
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaand here we go. Define "idea of inaccessibility". Define "inaccessible". Define "inaccessible from below".One of the deep notions of modern mathematics is the idea of inaccessibility, such that X is inaccessible from below.
Start from http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=12167886&postcount=2957 and this time please carefully follow my posts, all you are asking is already there only if you really care to follow and understand them (which is something that you didn't, yet).Let's see how quickly doronshamdi can mangle established mathematical terms, ideas, understands, and/or makes up his own definitions.
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaand here we go. Define "idea of inaccessibility". Define "inaccessible". Define "inaccessible from below".
And that's only the first sentence.
The rest of the post is mishmash of things that make no sense.
"Membership 1"? Still never defined "membership".
Let's see if doronshadmi can take the time to define things or if he'll start rambling on about other stuff.
I also like that doronshadmi takes over a month to respond to a message 90 posts ago.
You say nothing about accessibility in that post, and your posts aren't easy to follow or understand. Part of the reason for that is that you seem to make up new, undefined terms as you go. Could you please try to define some of the terms regarding accessibility, in one post?Start from http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=12167886&postcount=2957 and this time please carefully follow my posts, all you are asking is already there only if you really care to follow and understand them (which is something that you didn't, yet).
Take, for example, this:You say nothing about accessibility in that post, and your posts aren't easy to follow or understand. Part of the reason for that is that you seem to make up new, undefined terms as you go. Could you please try to define some of the terms regarding accessibility, in one post?
This is an example of an inaccessibility from below.doronshadmi said:For example, the cardinality of all natural numbers is inaccessible to any given natural number since any natural number is a finite value, where, according to modern mathematics, the cardinality of all natural numbers is the first non-finite value (named as ℵ0).
Take, for example, this:
This is an example of an inaccessibility from below.
Please tell me what is not understood to you here?
You obviously ignore the example, which is actually used by traditional mathematics in order to define the smallest transfinite cardinal as the limit cardinal of any finite cardinal:You obviously can't define your terms.
or in other words, λ is inaccessible from below (where in my example here, λ is ℵ0).This means that one cannot "reach" λ from another cardinal by repeated successor operations.
No, I'm a proper egoist. She wasn't just a simpleton, she was a bourgeois simpleton!![]()
Start from http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=12167886&postcount=2957 and this time please carefully follow my posts, all you are asking is already there only if you really care to follow and understand them (which is something that you didn't, yet).
The digging is inseparable part of reaching understanding.That's like handing someone a shovel and asking them to dig 50 feet into the ground to see if there is a vein of gold there.
The odds do not look good.
The digging is inseparable part of reaching understanding.
If the notion of collection is logically understood as inaccessible to NOthing (logical contradiction, which is represented by the space between, for example, "{" and "}") or inaccessible to YESthing (logical tautology, which is represented, for example, by the outer "{" and "}"), then the very notion of collection can't be used in order to logically define fixed sizes like |N|, in the first place.
In other words, by this view, the very notion of collection is too strong ("above" contradiction) or too weak ("below" tautology), in order to logically deal with the absolute logical borders of Mathematics (according to this notion, contradiction is the "lowest" border of Mathematics, where tautology is the "highest" border of Mathematics).
Please support your argument, which according to it I suggest not to dig in the right place.Only if one happens to be digging in the right place.
That's why I said the odds don't look good.