On May 9, 5:55 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> But what is mathematics? It's three things I think: Categories,
> Relations and Propositions. Of these, Relations and Propositions
> refer to discrete (finite) knowledge. But Categories includes the
> other two, since categories can also deal with the infinite. So it
> would appear that the ultimate root of it all is *Categories*
> (Category Theory). Number Theory/Sets are general kinds of category.
> Machines/Computer Science deal with finite categories.- Hide quoted text -
>
Slight corrections. Categories, Relations, Propositions can of course
all deal with the infinite. But it's Categories that are fundamental
(the most
general mathematical concepts).
The TOE (theory of everything) is *itself* a class (in OOP) as I
mentioned.
But it should be classified as a 'Category'.
Now based on my arguments that in the case of mathematical categories
the map is
the terriority, you see the miracle? Remember: The TOE is *itself*
a category.
The *theory* of all reality IS reality :D Peculiar indeed.
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