CMR: ( I quote your earlier points here
about 'science' to explain why I called them reductionistic.)
1. The observation, identification, description, experimental
investigation,and theoretical explanation of phenomena.2. Such
activities restricted to a class of natural phenomena.3. Such a
Greetings Bruno and Kory,
>Also, you said that your are not platonist. Could you tell me how you
>understand
>the proposition that the number seventeen is prime. (I want just be sure I
>understand
>your own philosophical hypothesis).
> A quick aside: It might be better not to even use the term "
Hi Stephen:
At 01:14 PM 6/30/2004, you wrote:
Dear Hal,
Could the Nothing be a generalization of the notion of the Null or Empty
set?
I think the Null or Empty sets are more particular than my Nothing since
they include all the underpinnings supporting the idea of "set".
One question that
At 09:19 AM 6/30/2004, Bruno Marchal wrote:
Also, you said that your are not platonist. Could you tell me how you
understand
the proposition that the number seventeen is prime. (I want just be sure I
understand
your own philosophical hypothesis).
A quick aside: It might be better not to even use
Dear Hal,
Could the Nothing be a generalization of the notion of the Null or Empty
set?
One question that I have is "what moves?" It seems that I am merely
re-asking Zeno's question...
How is motion, whether it is the UD moving infinitely slowly from string
to string or your example
Hi Bruno:
At 09:34 AM 6/30/2004, you wrote:
If your system is inconsistent then it is obviously Turing computable
(just write a generator
of ALL arithmetical formula).
But I am not sure your system is inconsistent. Well, I am not sure it is a
"system", or
perhaps you just fail to present it as su
At 12:42 29/06/04 -0400, Hal Ruhl wrote:
I have enjoyed my first looks at Podnieks' page. Bruno thanks for the URL .
My issue is that my model while it has changed many times seems to
persistently return me to the idea that while some metaverses may be
otherwise Turing computable all metaverses
At 09:02 29/06/04 -0700, CMR wrote:
Here's one reasonably functional definition of science:
sci·ence( P ) Pronunciation Key (sns)
n.
1. The observation, identification, description, experimental investigation,
and theoretical explanation of phenomena.
2. Such activities restricted to a class
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