From the thread Re: ROSS MODEL OF THE UNIVERSE - The Simplest Yet
Theory of Everything
Bruno Marchal wrote:
Le 22-oct.-05, à 04:50, George Levy a écrit :
The 3-plenitude is equivalent with the computationnal states accessed
by the UD. It is also equivalent with the (finite and infinite) proofs
of the Sigma_1 sentences, etc.
The 1-plenitudes are then so big (provably) that they are not
nameable. Approximations can be named though, and their logics can be
assessed, and tested.
Bruno, you are making a distinction between the 1-Plenitude(s) and the
3-Plenitude. This is new to me. I thought that the Plenitude was the
same no matter who the observer is - in a sense, the ultimate invariant
- and also infinite. Could you please elaborate on your thought. Thanks.
George
