jsfisher
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No,
You can't get it becuse you are closed under serial observation, and I do not care anymore in your case.
You can't define them, so it is my fault. Curious.
No,
You can't get it becuse you are closed under serial observation, and I do not care anymore in your case.
Anyone notice how the word "non-local" never occurs in my post?No ddt,Nothing "abstract" about the word chord. It simply has two different meanings in two branches of math. And in graph theory, it is not a line segment. So you're talking out of your posterior again. But do carry on to make a fool of yourself, Doron Shadmi, CAD manager at Tahal.
In both cases we deal with something that can be non-local w.r.t to other things.
I am talking about the road, which is non-local w.r.t A and B.They are two separate places. They are at two different locations on the same road. That does not make the two places the same.
In that case we have nothing to talk about.No. I don't think you have one of those.
Yeh,You can't define them, so it is my fault. Curious.
Yeh,
jsfisher: "I have lost my key in the field during the football game".
doron: "So why do search it near to your home?"
jsfisher:"Because the street light in near my home".
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I am talking about the road, which is non-local w.r.t A and B.
You are talking about A and B, which are local w.r.t to the road.
In that case we have nothing to talk about.
To accurately represent non-local objects, and then to define the possible results that we get by non-local\local object's interactions, as can be seen by Organic Natural Numbers in post #1 ( http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?t=125220 ) or in works like:No, I really did mean 'notation'. What are you able to do with your notation of the red and blue lines, etc., that cannot be done by conventional maths? There must be some advantage to it, surely?
You did not understand the analogy because observation is not used by the body of knowledge of the mathematical science for the past 3000 years.Doron, IIRC you have previously been asked not to misquote people.
To use your analogy, if you want us to look at the football game, it would help if you used the vocabulary of football, rather than the vocabulary of street furniture.
... observation is not used by the body of knowledge of the mathematical science for the past 3000 years.
Don't you think that might be a bit of a clue that observation is not necessary for maths? If you want to go and define something that needs obeservations, go ahead, knock yourself out. But you don't get to say maths is wrong.
I am not talking about observation in the physical sense.
or in works like:
I conjecture the use of the names delta and epsilon is no coincidence. It's based on miscomprehension of the definition of a continuous function, isn't it?By the common notion of the Limit concept elements get closer to the limit, but this is not the case when we use the proportion concept, for example, let us say that we have a sports car (where the name of the back wheels is "epsilon" and the name of the front wheels is "delta") and our mission is to cross the zero point of X,Y-axis with both "delta" and "epsilon" wheels:
Do you have some kind of reading comprehension or deductive problem? It doesn't matter what you meant by 'observation'. That mathematics has got on quite well without it is probably a big clue.
And what's "serial observation"? It's been asked before and you've never been able to explain it. It's just word salad.Your mathematics is nothing but the particular result of serial observation.
If a set is a complete mathematical object (the magnitude of its cardinality is equal to the magnitude of total connectivity) then no function can be related to it, because this object has no distinct members (it is an atom).I conjecture the use of the names delta and epsilon is no coincidence. It's based on miscomprehension of the definition of a continuous function, isn't it?
When you repeat again and again on the conventional observation of fundamental mathematical notions, it is also considered as a spam.Reported for link spamming.
A non-sequitur if there ever was one.If a set is a complete mathematical object (the magnitude of its cardinality is equal to the magnitude of total connectivity) then no function can be related to it, because this object has no distinct members (it is an atom).
Since a set has distinct members, there is a function that is related to it, but then it is an incomplete mathematical object (the magnitude of its cardinality < the magnitude of total connectivity, has found in a non-local atom).