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There is no such thing as what?
A distinction between parallel and serial quantities?
No such thing as parallel quantity?
No such thing as serial quantity?
No such thing as quantity?
Your cited posts do not give me the basic understanding I need to sort out just what you mean by "serial" and "parallel."
"How many?" question is usually based on distinction between different ids that are added to each other in order to define a sum, which is a certain size.
But Non-locality\Locality Linkage is not limited to distinct ids, and in this case the "How many?" question is extended beyond the different ids that are added to each other in order to define a sum.
By this extension the "How many?" question can't capture the complexity of the parallel/serial linkage of k-Uncertainty x k-Redundancy tree, where each part of it is both global AND local case of it, because of the qualitative principle that stands at the basis of Quantity.
So common classes of identification don't really have anything to do with it.
Ordinary math asks "how many," and this "how many" always implies a how many of
what.
But OM doesn't concern itself with this kind of what, but goes beyond it.
There are the members of the Shamus Scamp Fan Club: Charles, Milly, James, and Lacy.
How many members of this fan club are there?
No!
This is not a good OM question.
The id isn't
members of the Shamus Scamp Fan Club.
The
what of OM is their individual ids: Charles, Milly, James, Lacy.
Four?
No! No! No!
OM goes beyond these distinct ids to take in any id, and even what isn't ided.
Charles, Milly, James, Lacy, refrigerator, ball cap, esophageal sphincter, and whatever. All get to be non-local members of the Shamus Scamp Fan Club.
(Especially since there is no such club.)
But of course "how many" can't contain this chaos of complexity.
The simultaneity of no more than one value = Serial.
No wait that's Parallel!
The simultaneity of more than one value = Parallel.
No wait! That's Serial!
What's the essential meanings of these terms that flip flop their meanings if you try to apply them?
I know. Quantity is supposed to be a Parallel/Serial Linkage.
There's not a Parallel quantity as opposed to a Serial quantity.
"Parallel" and "Serial" are qualities prior to quantity.
But the devil of confusion is always in the detail of how this is supposed to fit together.
But anyway, it's wrong to say there are parallel quantities and Serial Quantities. There are just whatever quantities, not of a what but of a /.
Again. It's not Mathematics as we know it.
Traditional math deals in quantities of members of classes with some common classifier of identification.
OM deals in an Sorcerer's Apprentice matrix of things thrown together by virtue of the /.
On No! Post 10863:
Parallel is a "Bridging"
Serial is a "Bridging."
Both result of Uncertintiy/Redundancy Bridging.
And those two players?
Of course if we examine them closely, they too will be the result of some kind of bridging.
It's / Linkage all the way down.