doronshadmi
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Minds that can't grasp that the temporal is incomplete, are ignorant.
Anyone on our planet which at least agrees that Unity is the source of all there is and can be.Name one.
Anyone on our planet which at least agrees that Unity is the source of all there is and can be.
You can use Google to find these minds.
doronshadmi said:Minds that can't grasp that the temporal is incomplete, are ignorant.
jsfisher said:Is anyone surprised that unity is now the core of Doronetics even though it used to be difference? Of course, now that Doron is getting all meta on us (having nothing vaguely resembling firm ground on anything even pretending to be Mathematics), unity enables difference and difference enables unity, so this is just a great unification within Doronetics to preserve difference.
...and here's one sample of what Google can find.
Did he ever respond to the email?
It is clear that this list was done by minds (and you, sympathic, are an actual example of such mind) that get reasoning only in terms of verbal_symbolic and\or context-dependent frameworks.I think OM qualifies for that list. I presume doron will count this sort of publication as an achievement.
I think OM qualifies for that list. I presume doron will count this sort of publication as an achievement.
The list does have some ringers on it, though. The guy at Acme Klein Bottle Co. is clearly awesome.
http://www.losers.org/index.html is a "better" index of this bad parson.
You know we both won't ever quit this thread... it is too much fun hiding easter eggs where we both know Mr. Univac won't find them, even though they are blindingly obvious to any blind passers-by.I see what you did there.![]()
...and here's one sample of what Google can find.
Here's a guy on that list who'll pay you 300,000 krone for locating an error in his book which evaluates pi as 3 1/8:
http://www.correctpi.com/pibook.pdf
You will also receive a free copy of the book!![]()
stilicho said:Here's a guy on that list who'll pay you 300,000 krone for locating an error in his book which evaluates pi as 3 1/8:
http://www.correctpi.com/pibook.pdf
You will also receive a free copy of the book!![]()
Here's a guy on that list who'll pay you 300,000 krone ...
...But there are posters in this thread that try to freeze polychotomy by using, so called, Definitions...
Come on it is 400,000 Swedish Crowns ( http://www.correctpi.com/ ) so as you can see, things are changed under polychotomy.
But there are posters in this thread that try to freeze polychotomy by using, so called, Definitions.
Furthermore, they claim that their definitions are not artificially constrained and can last forever (they simply miss Unity (http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8175510&postcount=1236) as the source of ploychotomy, and as a result they do not get that meanings are naturally changeable).
Right! The last thing Doron will tolerate is posters in this thread trying to impose meaning on things.
Come on it is 400,000 Swedish Crowns ( http://www.correctpi.com/ ) so as you can see, things are changed under polychotomy.
But there are posters in this thread that try to freeze polychotomy by using, so called, Definitions.
Furthermore, they claim that their definitions are not artificially constrained and can last forever (they simply miss Unity (http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8175510&postcount=1236) as the source of ploychotomy, and as a result they do not get that meanings are naturally changeable).
Also find a mistaken in the book and win 300,000 Swedish Crowns and a copy of the book. For more information please see www.correctpi.com or write to correctpi@hotmail.com
Standard circle = an inner circle where its diameter is equal its square’s side.
stilicho said:What is a non-standard circle? What are non-standard circles useful for? What are the distinctions among a circle, a standard circle, and a non-standard circle? He repeats that definition of a "standard circle" several times so it must mean something.
jsfisher said:He's not ignoring us very well, is he?
You are off-topic stilicho.From the book itself, it's only 300,000 crowns:
That's on page 2 in the introduction.
I'm wondering just what some of his definitions mean. Like this one on page 110:
What is a non-standard circle? What are non-standard circles useful for? What are the distinctions among a circle, a standard circle, and a non-standard circle? He repeats that definition of a "standard circle" several times so it must mean something.
It might be tempting at rst to view mathematics as the union of separate parts such as Geometry, Algebra, Analysis, Number theory etc... where the rst is dominated by the understanding of the concept of "space", the second by the art of manipulating "symbols", the next by the access to "infinity" and the "continuum" etc...
This however does not do justice to one of the most essential features of the mathematical world, namely that it is virtually impossible to isolate any of the above parts from the others without depriving them from their essence. In that way the corpus of mathematics does resemble a biological entity which can only survive as a whole and would perish if separated into disjoint pieces.The first embryo of mental picture of the mathematical world one can start from is that of a network of bewildering complexity between basic concepts. These basic concepts themselves are quite simple and are the result of a long process of "distillation" in the alembic of the human thought.
You are off-topic stilicho.
If you wish to discuss on Mohammad-Reza Mehdinia's theory, then please open a thread on this subject.
stilicho said:I probably am off-topic since I've read several pages of this thread and I have to confess that I have no clue what the topic actually is. I thought the pi = 3 1/8 topic was at least interesting and the 300,000 krone was a pretty good enticement to read further.
This is posted in religion and philosophy so I'd guess the topic is some kind of numerology. Am I close?
Once again, if you wish to discuss on Mohammad-Reza Mehdinia's theory, then please open a thread under religion and philosophy forum on this subject.I probably am off-topic since I've read several pages of this thread and I have to confess that I have no clue what the topic actually is. I thought the pi = 3 1/8 topic was at least interesting and the 300,000 krone was a pretty good enticement to read further.
This is posted in religion and philosophy so I'd guess the topic is some kind of numerology. Am I close?
I probably am off-topic since I've read several pages of this thread and I have to confess that I have no clue what the topic actually is. I thought the pi = 3 1/8 topic was at least interesting and the 300,000 krone was a pretty good enticement to read further.
This is posted in religion and philosophy so I'd guess the topic is some kind of numerology. Am I close?