doronshadmi
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Says he who don't get OM.Says he who understands neither.
Says he who don't get OM.Says he who understands neither.
Again, a line-segment is a composed result of the linkage among two non-composed elements that are called "line" and "point".
So your reply is irrelevant.
Since the zero dimensional object has a dimension, then a one dimensional object that also has a dimension, is at least included NXOR excluded w.r.t the zero dimensional object (and not just included, as you wrongly put it).Please tell us specifically how your “non-composed” zero dimensional “point” “includes” one of your “lines” or “line segments”.
A line-segment is a composed object (line+point(s)) that can be composed by other composed sub-objects like line-segments.The Man said:Though you claim your “line segment” is composed you do not claim that it can be composed of sub-elements, specifically other line segments. So can your “line segment” be composed of sub-elements, specifically other line segments?
Since the zero dimensional object has a dimension, then a one dimensional object that also has a dimension, is at least included NXOR excluded w.r.t the zero dimensional object (and not just included, as you wrongly put it).
A line-segment is a composed object (line+point(s)) that can be composed by other composed sub-objects like line-segments.
Where did I put "just included"?
Please tell us specifically how your “non-composed” zero dimensional “point” “includes” one of your “lines” or “line segments”.
No, because 0 Dimensional object + 1 Dimensional object can't be greater than 1 Dimensional object.So your demonstrative problem is once again simply that you consider a "zero dimensional object" to have "a dimension". So OM is limited to at least one dimension, as both of your “two non-composed elements” each have at least “a dimension”? If you presume these so called “dimensions” to be somehow different, as the evidence seems to indicates that you do, would that not make your “composed” “line segment” at least two dimensional by your reckoning?
Only a line segment can include (and not must include) sub line-segments (where a line-segement is also a line with a single point along it, or what you cal a ray).Though you still have not addressed the other aspect of the question as to specificly how your “non-composed” point “includes” a “line”, “line segment” or anything for that matter?
So your "line segment" "can be composed by other composed sub-objects like line-segments". That being the case why do you seem to have such a problem with a line segment that spans from A to ~A being composed of two “sub-objects like line-segments” one line segment included in A and the other included in ~A?
Originally Posted by epix
But Doron's line is a collection of "lines+points,"
Nope.
A line is not a collection, exactly as a point is not a collection.
Here (the bolded is mine):
Again stop trying to simply posit your own failed reasoning and erroneous assumptions onto others.
No, because 0 Dimensional object + 1 Dimensional object can't be greater than 1 Dimensional object.
Only a line segment can include (and not must include) sub line-segments (where a line-segement is also a line with a single point along it, or what you cal a ray).
Though you still have not addressed the other aspect of the question as to specificly how your “non-composed” point “includes” a “line”, “line segment” or anything for that matter?
Again, a line segment can include (and not must include) sub line-segments, in order to be a line segment, and in the case of
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the non-local and non-composed building-block of a given composed line-segment, "airs its logical view".
That being the case why do you seem to have such a problem with a line segment that spans from A to ~A being composed of two “sub-objects like line-segments” one line segment included in A and the other included in ~A?
EDIT:
The non-composed non-local and local building-blocks do not losing their properties under the composed result.
Again, a line-segment is a composed result of the linkage among two non-composed elements that are called "line" and "point".
You seem to have a severe problem with comprehending your own ideas. I didn't quote "line" and "points" separately, but used your expression "lines+points," which is a collection of two different words. The word "collection" doesn't refer to arrangements that consist of a single item, such as '@':
@ = "not a collection"
@@ = "a collection of two identical items"
@$ = "a collection of two different items"
"Collection" refers to the plural and the minimum requirement for plural to be applied is 2. Now we are getting closer to the famous identity that enables 2 to exists, an identity that you need to work on from time to time: 1 + 1 = 2.
The above demonstrates the severe damage caused by the OM truck hitting Mr. Venn's house. Any insurance agent would notice that the colored areas are defined, but the line segment is not. It just connects whatever suits the fancy of the OM driver.
Originally Posted by epix
You seem to have a severe problem with comprehending your own ideas. I didn't quote "line" and "points" separately, but used your expression "lines+points," which is a collection of two different words. The word "collection" doesn't refer to arrangements that consist of a single item, such as '@':
@ = "not a collection"
@@ = "a collection of two identical items"
@$ = "a collection of two different items"
"Collection" refers to the plural and the minimum requirement for plural to be applied is 2. Now we are getting closer to the famous identity that enables 2 to exists, an identity that you need to work on from time to time: 1 + 1 = 2.
Come on The Man inSo it was only you who “wrongly put it” as "just included”, and apparently deliberately so.
you used only the word "includes", so please cut off the nonsense.The Man said:Please tell us specifically how your “non-composed” zero dimensional “point” “includes” one of your “lines” or “line segments”.
0 dimensional object is an object that has an exact location, 1 dimensional object is an object that does not have an exact location as 0 dimensional object has, and "No dimension" can't be expressed in terms of location at all, whether it is exact (0 dimension) or not (1 dimension).The Man said:So now your “0 Dimensional object” does not have “ a dimension” as you previously claimed?
The Man said:So your “ray” is also some type of your “line segment” and “can include” “sub line-segments”? How about two of your ‘rays’ from a single point in opposite directions, can they too “include” “sub line-segments”?
The Man said:So you have no opposition to “a line segment that spans from A to ~A being composed of two “sub-objects like line-segments” one line segment included in A and the other included in ~A” as you claim “The non-composed non-local and local building-blocks do not losing their properties under the composed result”?
Yeah, you got that right there: 1 pinnacle + 1 pinnacle = 2 pinnacles
Come on The Man in
you used only the word "includes", so please cut off the nonsense.
0 dimensional object is an object that has an exact location,
1 dimensional object is an object that does not have an exact location as 0 dimensional object has,
and "No dimension" can't be expressed in terms of location at all, whether it is exact (0 dimension) or not (1 dimension).
You still do not distinguish between "nothing+1" which is meaningless expression, and "0+1", which has a meaning.
Pay attention that you are simply talking about two rays, so one ray is enough to express the notion.
A line with a single point along it, does not mean that we necessarily have two opposite rays.
A line with a single point along it is also a non-composed and non-local object that shares NXOR does not share the exact location of that point (which is a non-composed local object).
The Man, you simply can't get the notion that the building-blocks of some composition, are non-composed under the composed result.
You get things only in one level and therefore you can't distinguish between the non-composed property of the building-blocks level, and the composed result of their linkage, where the linkage is the signature of the un-manifested core among the composed and the non-composed, which are vanished into and derive from the un-manifested, as represented by the following diagram:
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That's a strongly counterintuitive notion, coz zero-dimensional objects create one-dimensional objects. If you cannot locate the former, you can't create the latter. A point is an example of a zero-dimensional object. Through an induction, you can create higher-dimensional objects:0 dimensional object is an object that has an exact location, 1 dimensional object is an object that does not have an exact location as 0 dimensional object has, and "No dimension" can't be expressed in terms of location at all, whether it is exact (0 dimension) or not (1 dimension).
That's a strongly counterintuitive notion, coz zero-dimensional objects create one-dimensional objects. If you cannot locate the former, you can't create the latter.
I wroteActually I used about 17 words other then "includes" none of which were the word “just”. So please cut off your own nonsense, you simply wanted it to be, and wrongly put it yourself as, “just includes” even though I clearly did not write “just includes”.
As can clearly be seen, I did not write a quote of what you wrote, but simply said that you used just the term "includes", as the only relation among a point and a line, so save your energy.doronshadmi said:(and not just included, as you wrongly put it)
You still do not get that a point and a line are related w.r.t each other, without being components of each other.An exact location where and in what coordinate system? Locations are aspects of coordinate systems not dimensional objects. If a point is the entire space being considered there are no locations as it has no dimensions.
An exact location where and in what coordinate system?
So now a one dimensional object is included in a point by your "all orthogonal dimensions". Ho no wait, you used the concept of multitude in your "all orthogonal dimensions", so you deal with a collection of dimensions, where each one of them has 0 dimension or 1 dimension.As a one dimensionl object has only well, one dimension it is exactly a point in all orthogonal dimensions
In that case say bye bye to the concept of Location, whether it is exact (local) or not (non-local).Sure it can, no dimensions of your considered space means no locations in your considered space.
Clearly you are the one.So you still just don’t understand the concepts of location or dimension.
No The Man, “zero dimensional” is a particular case of "dimension", where "No dimension" is the absence of that concept.You still simply do not distinguish between “zero dimensional” and “a dimension”
"a lack of any dimensions" is the absence of that concept, where "0 dimension" is not the absence of that concept.Oh and “no dimension” is not “nothing” it is simply a lack of any dimensions or “zero dimensional”.
Again, the non-composed building-blocks of a composed result, do not losing their properties w.r.t each other.“also a non-composed”? So you’re just not sure whether you want your “line” to be composed or “non-composed in any given consideration?
Only by a person that can't grasp the notion of non-local and non-composed element in addition to local and non-composed element.Again “shares NXOR does not share the exact location of that point” is a contradiction, while ‘shares XOR does not share the exact location of that point’ is a tautology.
A typical reply of a person that does not distinguish between X and X representation.Even your “un-manifested core” is a just another of the manifestations of your imagination,
It is possible only if 1-dimension already exists, otherwise 0-dimensional object can't be dragged, because there is no direction."By dragging a 0-dimensional object in some direction ...
The Man said:you get things only at the level of your fantasies
I wrote
As can clearly be seen, I did not write a quote of what you wrote, but simply said that you used just the term "includes", as the only relation among a point and a line, so save your energy.
You still do not get that a point and a line are related w.r.t each other, without being components of each other.
So now a one dimensional object is included in a point by your "all orthogonal dimensions".
Ho no wait, you used the concept of multitude in your "all orthogonal dimensions", so you deal with a collection of dimensions, where each one of them has 0 dimension or 1 dimension.
In other words, you still do not understand the relation of a non-composed 0 dimensional object and a non-composed 1 dimensional object w.r.t each other, without being components of each other.
In that case say bye bye to the concept of Location, whether it is exact (local) or not (non-local).
Clearly you are the one.
No The Man, “zero dimensional” is a particular case of "dimension", where "No dimension" is the absence of that concept.
"a lack of any dimensions" is the absence of that concept, where "0 dimension" is not the absence of that concept.
Again, the non-composed building-blocks of a composed result, do not losing their properties w.r.t each other.
Only by a person that can't grasp the notion of non-local and non-composed element in addition to local and non-composed element.
A typical reply of a person that does not distinguish between X and X representation.