Re: An All/Nothing multiverse model

2004-12-11 Thread Hal Ruhl
Hi Jesse You wrote: Well, what I get from your answer is that you're justifying the idea that the All is inconsistent in terms of your own concept of evolving Somethings, not in terms of inconsistent axiomatic systems. Just the reverse. The evolving Somethings inevitably encompass the

Re: An All/Nothing multiverse model

2004-12-11 Thread Norman Samish
Hal, With reference to your inconsistent TOE model (which I do not claim to understand), you state My approach solves these issues for ME . . . You also state All universes over and over is in my belief system more satisfying and may be able to put some handle on ideas such as self aware

Re: An All/Nothing multiverse model

2004-12-11 Thread Hal Ruhl
Hi Norman: I suppose a person would hope that a theory they propose is in some way global but I was talking about the idea that belief is a factor in mathematical as well as other discourse. Bruno said in an earlier post in this thread: A proposition P is logically possible, relatively to 1) a

Re: An All/Nothing multiverse model

2004-12-11 Thread Jesse Mazer
Hal Ruhl wrote: You wrote: Well, what I get from your answer is that you're justifying the idea that the All is inconsistent in terms of your own concept of evolving Somethings, not in terms of inconsistent axiomatic systems. Just the reverse. The evolving Somethings inevitably encompass the