I understand your problem. As u said health issues. If so why do you write nonsense and then add I don't have time to respond. That is your fact changeable Truth is perfect which your little brain may not understand. You only said I am the last IRS ; I never said anything except that you are not ITS So only you have to show documents Thank you Gopala Take care K R IRS 81124
On Fri, 8 Nov 2024 at 11:28, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote: > Mr Rajaram, > > I wonder how you write on TRUTH, A PERSON DEVIATES FROM TRUTH AND > contradicts your own truth full statements.You wrote you will post your U P > S C selection, but you never posted it till to-date. > > You wrote, you will not respond to any message from iyer123, but next day > you contradicted when I responded expressing my happiness. > > You want to call me BOGUS ITS, where as you are not able to prove yourself > you are UPSC selected IRS, your integrity is not proved. > > You may contradict this response also, *but TRUTH remains TRUTH. * > > You need not respond to me. I have* no time and health to argue in vain > with you.* > Gopalakrishnan > > On Friday, 8 November, 2024 at 10:48:30 am IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > Mathematical negative numbers are essential and cannot be attributed to > mechanical fondation. Yes, the mathematical minus sign is > essential because subtraction is a fundamental operation in math and is > used in many real-world situations: > > - Subtraction is a binary operator that indicates the operation of > taking one number away from another. For example, if you have $23 and spend > $12, you can use subtraction to find out how much money you have left. > - Subtraction is used in many everyday tasks, such as spending money, > comparing amounts, and calculating paint needed for a room. > - 2 Subtracting positive and negative numbers is the basis for > several complex concepts in math and science. > - 3 Negative numbers are key to understanding the world and have > practical applications. For example, floors below ground level are marked > with negative numbers. > - > > It was the brilliant Indian mathematician Brahmagupta who, in the 7th > century, first laid down rules for working with these misunderstood > numbers. > > <https://nrich.maths.org/5961#:~:text=Negative%20numbers%20did%20not%20begin,from%20Islamic%20and%20Byzantine%20sources.> > His > groundbreaking work provided clarity and set the stage for using negative > numbers in calculations. Fast forward a few centuries, and by the 16th > century, European mathematicians were finally getting on board, formalizing > the rules governing these curious digits. But it wasn’t until the 19th > century—nearly 1200 years later—that negative numbers were fully embraced > into the number system. > > So, what exactly do negative numbers or integers represent? They > signify values less than zero and are everywhere in our lives today. Let’s > explore some practical examples of how they show up: > > Temperature > > Think of temperatures below zero degrees; they’re marked by negative > integers. Take absolute zero, the ultimate chill, first conceived by Robert > Boyle in 1665. It’s the lowest possible temperature: 0 Kelvin, -273.15 > degrees Celsius, or -460 degrees Fahrenheit. At this stage, motion comes to > a standstill—yikes! > > In golf, the goal is to have the lowest score possible, so a negative > score means you’ve played a fantastic game. Scores like +5, -3, and -1 are > part of the fun. If the par for a hole is 4 and you finish it in just 3 > strokes, congratulations—you’re “one under par,” or -1! Negative scores > also help calculate goal differences in sports like football and hockey, > plus they come into play for penalties or wrong answers in quizzes. > > Mean sea level gives us a reference point, and locations below sea > level are represented as negative numbers. It’s a simple but crucial way to > understand our planet’s geography. Known as the lowest point on Earth, the > Dead Sea is -418 meters below sea level > <https://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Dead_Sea>. It lies on the > border between Israel and Jordan. > > Negative numbers come to the rescue when managing finances—they show > us when we’re in debt. If you have $5 but spend $7, you owe $2, which is > represented as -$2. This handy system helps us keep track of when we owe > money or find ourselves in the red. > > Many competitive exams love to keep things interesting by deducting > points for wrong answers, noted as -1 or -2 as needed. > > Ever noticed how floors below ground level (that magical level 0) are > marked with negative numbers? That’s just another way negative numbers keep > our lives organized. > > And the list doesn’t end there. Renowned mathematician Isaac Newton > once said, “Mathematics is the language in which God has written the > universe.” Negative numbers are key players in this language, unlocking a > deeper understanding of the world and helping us describe various phenomena > with precision. The most famous negative number, -1, leads the charge > towards negative infinity, showcasing the limitless nature of this > mathematical marvel. > > Negative numbers are not just mathematical symbols; they are vital to > our understanding of the world and have practical applications that enhance > our daily lives. Embracing negative numbers opens up a realm of > possibilities in mathematics and beyond. While grade 6 integers may feel > like a routine chapter, now you understand their importance. All topics > from there on, whether it’s simple fractions or complex algebra, involve > this concept. So, the next time you encounter a negative number, remember > the adventure and significance it represents! > - > > Minus shows only the directions and Rigveda chamakam speaks about this > maths very well K Rajaram IRS 81124 > > > On Fri, 8 Nov 2024 at 07:58, Markendeya Yeddanapudi < > [email protected]> wrote: > > Today I got response from chat GPT,but before I could proceed the screen > became blank.Some bug appears to have entered my computer.So I am posting > my today's write up without comment from ChatGPT.Sorry. > > > > > -- > *Mar*Truth-Mathematical Reductionism-The Minus Sign > > > > Today Mechanization based on mathematical reductionism, has led to > mechanization, industrialization and cyborgization of nature and us as > economic beings. Yesterday I dealt with the basic sign of mathematics, the > Plus Sign, the fantasy drilled as gospel truth. No addition process is > possible anywhere in the universe as the surrounding atoms and particles > interfere. > > Now let us examine the Minus sign. One minus one is zero. The zero itself > is not the ultimate nothing but still a number, say the seed for a > beginning. And there is no absolute zero in the universe as one finds > electromagnetic waves even in the assumed absolute zero situation. > > Then can we surmise that ‘Minus’ indicates the plus seed to the great > nothing or Vacuum? Does the Minus of the visible spectrum indicate a plus > in the great vacuum? What exactly happens to the minused result? Does the > Minus sign indicate, the seeding of a Higgs Boson, creating the Higgs > fields? Do Big Bangs occur casually at many places in the Universe? > > There is electromagnetism everywhere in the universe, protons or the units > of positive electricity and electrons the units of negative electricity > both eager to fuse into neutrons. > > What exactly is the meaning of the basic sign of Mathematics the Minus? > The electromagnetism simply cannot be minused and made to vanish. They > become atoms, after forming into mini Higgs fields. Or they become atoms, > then molecules, then matters, into you and me or into some life form. > > But can a Minus really happen? > > We have given the big Altar to Mathematics as the unquestionable > foundation of exactitude and precision. But is the foundation really there? > We live in feelings and emotions. Not one feeling and emotion can be > quantified. They are flows that defy mathematics. > > Actually we live in mixtures of feelings and emotions and we have to live > complementing nature. Can we separate each emotion into separate quantities > by plussing and minusing? > > In free nature, if you relate emotionally as a part and limb of nature, > nature flashes brilliant ideas into you and those brilliant enlightenments, > cannot be analyzed into components. But nature needs total freedom on the > terms of nature, freedom from the human vandal. > > Cosmology is based on electromagnetism in the universe and it translates > into emotional and feelings motivations on earth, all not mechanical at > all, and so not mathematical. > > You cannot quantify feelings and emotions. So when you become scientific > you mechanize and industrialize and thus poison and pollute the land, water > and air on earth. > > Thanks to the takeover of the mechanical attitude, the world today is in > the hands of weapons manufacturers, whose marketing is promotion of wars. > Those crooks have no feelings and emotions. > > YM Sarma > > > > > > -- > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > "Sanathana dharma and science" group. > To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an > email to [email protected]. > > To view this discussion visit > > https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/sanathana-dharma-and-science/CAL5XZors5hHq-wrrx-N3f-psAiAJ95rFoB1QszmJtJqFTaS4vA%40mail.gmail.com > <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/sanathana-dharma-and-science/CAL5XZors5hHq-wrrx-N3f-psAiAJ95rFoB1QszmJtJqFTaS4vA%40mail.gmail.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer> > . > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. 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