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Except it isn't just "things that can shown to be true" it's really, "things that can be shown to be true by certain methods"
Things can only be shown to be true by certain methods anyway, so it's not worth adding that bit.
Except it isn't just "things that can shown to be true" it's really, "things that can be shown to be true by certain methods"
I don't see why.
Please be more specific, according to what is written in my link.
No, you don't understand it, because of a very simple reason, which is, by your own evidence:
A word salad can't be used in order to conclude anything.
My theorem does not claim such nonsense, and this is another example of how you produce baseless conclusions.
Wrong, I describe multiplicity an expression of Unity but not vise versa.Ok. You describe something non-material i.e. that cannot by definition interact with the material world. Therefore you are describing magic.
Word salad can't by used, by definition, to conclude anything, so you have no point what so ever.Except that it's word salad.
Which was my point.
Wrong, this is exactly the nonsense that you said about my theorem:I never said it did.
And once again, it is a concrete example of the "value" of your conclusions about my theorem.such as trying to claim that an infinitely repeating sequence has a final digit.
you are known
In other words, you have no clue what my theorem is.or whatever it was.
Unity as the foundation of multiplicity is used by modern science.your alternative is only relevant once some evidence has been supplied to support your premises.
Organic Mathematics is supposed to be a framework of science that doesn't exclude the personal and the non-personal aspects of consciousness.Organic Mathematics is supposed to be a language of science that doesn't exclude the personal element.
It is called Unity consciousness among the persona\non-personal (which are aspects of multiplicity).There's something in you that transcends Organic Mathematics and can't be captured within it.
Wrong, I describe multiplicity an expression of Unity but not vise versa.
No magic is involved here.
Word salad can't by used, by definition, to conclude anything
Multiplicity is an expression of Unity, where one of the aspects of multiplicity is known as material, which is naturally derived from Unity, exactly as the mantel aspect of multiplicity is naturally derived from Unity.I have already explained to you why it's magic. Read carefully:
If something interacts with the material, it IS material. If something is not material, it CANNOT interact with the material. The only way to get through this is to do something entirely illogical i.e. magic.
That you do not accept this logical fact is not my problem.
This is not a word salad, it is simply a point of view that you don't agree with, that's all.Of course it can. Watch: The formless spirits of the beyond watch over us and decide based on our celestial merits what events will occus in our next lives.
Things can only be shown to be true by certain methods anyway, so it's not worth adding that bit.
Easy: if minds are not material, they cannot interact with the material world. If they DO interact, they are either material, or logic is wrong.
Word salad can't by used, by definition, to conclude anything
Wrong, this is exactly the nonsense that you said about my theorem:
Unity as the foundation of multiplicity is used by modern science.
Multiplicity is an expression of Unity, where one of the aspects of multiplicity is known as material, which is naturally derived from Unity, exactly as the mantel aspect of multiplicity is naturally derived from Unity.
As long as you get reality only in terms of some multiplicity aspect (the material aspect, in your case), there is no wonder that your reasoning (which is only at the level of multiplicity) gets Unity as magic.
This is not a word salad, it is simply a point of view that you don't agree with, that's all.
What is the prohibition of the immaterial interacting with the material world? Is it because we are going to count any instance of interaction as also material?
Exactly. That's the point. Duality is inconsistent with logic.
You appear to not understand what word salad is, which is simply an aggregation of words that have no meaning what so ever, and therefore one can't conclude anything about them.You appear to be making up definitions now. Not that I'm surprised, but it doesn't really make your case look any stronger.
Despite your word games, the point stands. Your post is largely gibberish, and what parts of it border on the lucid have no actual supporting evidence.
So it's still not a good alternative.
The problem is that you have no basis to what you say, because, by your own evidencePro tip: never, ever try to tell me what I'm arguing. To do that, you need to have some basic grasp of what's been said, and you - as evidenced by your inability to differentiate between a comment very clearly directed at your practices in general and not this specific instance - don't have that.
you have no clue what are you talking about, and your failure to provide some example of my mistakes, clearly shows that you have no clue what my theorem is, generally or particularly.Anyone looking for examples can check the "Deeper than primes" thread, where people more inclined than I to follow your train-wrecks of pseudomath through to their conclusions repeatedly point out basic, fundamental mistakes you make, such as trying to claim that an infinitely repeating sequence has a final digit.
You actually did not say anything about my theorem, because, by your own evidence, you don't have the needed skills to understand it, and therefore you are using other persons to say something about my theorem, without first clearly show that you actually understand it. Using other persons to support something that you don't understand in the first place, by your own evidence, is no more than a concrete example of how the ignorance of the mob is flourishing.What I actually said about your "theorem", if a handful of undefined terms smashed together to form unsupported and contradictory assertions can be called that, is that it doesn't have any evidence to make it at all worth considering.
Yes, I know, anything that does not fit to your material-only theorm, is unconditionally excluded....is not evidence.
No, it is some reasoning that is limited only to multiplicity, and by using this limitation as your comprehensive view, you simply can't conclude anything about http://www.sciencechatforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=51&t=27823.inescapable logic