jsfisher
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What You Get Is What You See, and you don't see, as usual.
Doron, you are 1 in 7,010,000,000 (or there abouts). Enjoy your uniqueness.
What You Get Is What You See, and you don't see, as usual.
doronshadmi said:What You Get Is What You See, and you don't see, as usual.
For example 2 is not considered as a member unless it belongs to a wider environment like {2}, {2,{2}}, {2,35.56767,"love"} etc...
I am not talking about any particular size of a non-empty set.
I do talking about the minimal terms that are needed in order to define some object as a member of some set.
What exactly does not need to be invented, in this case?
According to Set-Theory, objects are considered as members only in terms of in-vivo (they are always belong to a wider environment).
Do you really use pictures in order to support your argument?![]()
OM is a framework that is defined by verbal_symbolic AND visual_spatial brain's skills, which easily enables one to understand the non-entropic nature of collections, which are irreducible into NOthing AND non-extensible into YESthing, as rigorously shown in http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8223955&postcount=1440, which uses verbal_symbolic AND visual_spatial reasoning.
All you have to do is to cross the Rubicon of your verbal_symbolic-only reasoning.
2 is an a example of an object that does not belong to a wider environment, and therefore it is not a member.Please show exactly where in "Set-Theory" that objects are considered as members as they belong to a wider environment. Your claim, your proof.
You have missed the irony.Sez the one that fills this thread full of meaningless pictures.
If {} is the whole possible universe (NOthing;YESthing dichotomy) then "{" and "}" are outer and represent YESthing, which is not a member of that universe.But your Yesthing is {}. Not the null set , but the actual characters of "{" and "}". What if my set is the "{" and "}". What then?
2 is an a example of an object that does not belong to a wider environment, and therefore it is not a member.
{2} is an a example of an object that belongs to a wider environment, and therefore it is a member.
You have missed the irony.
It does not change the fact that 2 is considered as a member only if it at least belongs to {2} wider environment ( as seen in http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8239952&postcount=1464 and http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8240096&postcount=1466 ).2 is a natural number, {2} is the set containing 2 as its sole member. You do not get to redefine maths.
It does not change the fact that 2 is considered as a member only if it at least belongs to {2} wider environment ( as seen in http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8239952&postcount=1464 and http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8240096&postcount=1466 ).
You mean 2 is a member of a set only if it's a member of the set?
No, 2 is in-vitro where, for example, {2} is in-vivo, as sown in http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8246668&postcount=1488 .You mean 2 is a member of a set only if it's a member of the set?
No, 2 is in-vitro where, for example, {2} is in-vivo, as sown in http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8246668&postcount=1488 .
More details are given in http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8246541&postcount=1485 and http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8246545&postcount=1486 .
It does not change the fact that 2 is considered as a member only if it at least belongs to {2} wider environment ( as seen in http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8239952&postcount=1464 and http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8240096&postcount=1466 ).
In other words, I do not redefine Maths in this case.
You have missed the term "at least".Surprise: 2 is also a member of {2,3} not just {2}. Stop dismissing concepts that have proven to be well defined and productive, and learn them.
Ye, details, which you ignore, so?Ah, "details".
... have proven to be well defined and productive ...
No. It is productive because it is useful. Learn what productive means and stop attempting to hijack posts.The mathematical science is actually productive (can't be destructive) only if Ethics (in terms of evolutionary scale) and Logical reasoning are established at Unity awareness.
2 is an a example of an object that does not belong to a wider environment, and therefore it is not a member.
{2} is an a example of an object that belongs to a wider environment, and therefore it is a member.
Please show exactly where in "Set-Theory" that objects are considered as members as they belong to a wider environment. Your claim, your proof.
Usefulness is not less than non-destructive results.No. It is productive because it is useful. Learn what productive means and stop attempting to hijack posts.
jsfisher said:It has become very obvious that Doron stole the whole "organic numbers" idea from Moshe Klein. With Moshe, it was a bit ethereal, but suggestive of an underlying concept. With Doron, is has become confused gibberish, intellectually bankrupt of content. In fact, everything Doron proffers is confused gibberish, intellectually bankrupt of content.
Pakleds, take notice.
Try again to understand that 2 is not a member unless it is an object of a wider environment, which is notated by the outer "{" and "}" of a given set, where the the outer "{" and "}" are not members.I did not ask for examples. I asked:
Try again.
Try again to understand that 2 is not a member unless it is an object of a wider environment, which is notated by the outer "{" and "}" of a given set, where the the outer "{" and "}" are not members.
Try again to understand that 2 is not a member unless it is an object of a wider environment, which is notated by the outer "{" and "}" of a given set, where the the outer "{" and "}" are not members.
Your translation, your gibberish, your astonishing observation, so?Translation from gibberish: "Try to understand that 2 is a member of some set only if it is a member of some set" --
wow! that's an astonishing observation!
Your translation, your gibberish, your astonishing observation, so?
For example, http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8246860&postcount=1491 or http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8247006&postcount=1494 are not in your scope.
B.T.W some white noises' convention disables to get the difference between, for example, in-vitro 2 and the wider in-vivo {2}.
Your translation, your gibberish, your astonishing observation, so?
For example, http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8246860&postcount=1491 or http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8247006&postcount=1494 are not in your scope.
B.T.W some white noises' convention disables to get the difference between, for example, in-vitro 2 and the wider in-vivo {2}.
Wrong sympathic, what you get as mathematics is restricted to the verbal_symbolic and context-dependent only aspects of this science.Mathematics is not in your scope, so?
Wrong sympathic, what you get as mathematics is restricted to the verbal_symbolic and context-dependent only aspects of this science.
Mathematics is not in your scope, so?
Two can play this game...
Two can play this game...
Mathematics that is derived from verbal_symbolic AND visual_spatial reasoning, which enables to deal with Cross-contexts AND Context-dependent framework, is naturally not restricted to the verbal_symbolic and context-dependent only aspects of this science.Mathematics is not in your scope, so?
Personal attacks are not going to change this simple fact.
Personal attacks are not going to change this simple fact.
Furthermore, personal attacks actually prevent the distinction between in-vitro and in-vivo as novel view of Set.
In the first thread it ended up being a moderation hell
In this second thread he shows that he has learned a few simple debating tricks, but in substance, it is even more shallow than in the first thread.
I do agree with the observation that without Moshe Klein, Doron has absolutely nothing from himself. All it actually is, is copy/paste from others with very tight circles around what the others say so the risk of him actually being caught is as small as possible.
And when he get's caught he will always respond with a '..., so?'
This thread is a good one to bump up your posting score, since Doron will never ever concede and he can always be caught in the same way; by putting an actual math problem in front of him, which he then can not solve, after which he reverts to a strawman and ends with a '..., so?' or insults.
I wish you the tenacity you need![]()
Edit: Let's act like a total Doron about it and keep including the link to my predictions: http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php...postcount=1499
Ehm... well, he managed to learn where the ignore option is on the forum. Now he still needs to learn to not be so obsessive and actually ignore people.maybe he will learn something from this.