On Jul 22, 9:43 am, jmfbahciv <See.ab...@aol.com> wrote: > Huang wrote: > > On Jul 21, 7:54 am, jmfbahciv <See.ab...@aol.com> wrote: > >> [spit a newsgroup] > > >> Huang wrote: > > >> <snip > > >> > Starting with some preliminaries: > > >> > If one adopts the view of existential indeterminacy then you dont > >> > really have axioms which form the basis of mathematics. There should > >> > be a conjectural equivalent of every axiom, but strictly speaking > >> > there are no true axioms in the sense of mathematics. > > >> You don't have any idea what mathematics is. > > > And you have no idea what an axiom is. > > > I have never seen an axiom which ever said anything about quantities > > or objects or solutions which "may or mat not exist". Show me one such > > counterexample and then I will be forced to agree, otherwise I will > > assume that you'll be eating your words because to assume otherwise is > > really absurd. > > > If you start from the point of view that things "may or may not exist > > with existential potential say p" then you are going to have one very > > difficult time creating an axiom based on that because of course it is > > quite impossible. > > Sigh! Not p. > \ > > > > > I dont have any ideas what math is - indeed. lol > > No, you don't. You have no idea how it's built, how it's used, nor > what it can't do. > > > > > > > > >> >Futher, I dont > >> > want to fall back on axioms or their equivalent because that could be > >> > seen as a kind of philosophical cop-out. > > >> This is just your high-falutin excuse to not do any work. All > >> endeavors require a starting point, including pissing in the toilet > >> and eating your breakfast. > > >> You still have not defined mass using only space and time nor > >> shown how to measure it with a ruler. > > >> <snip> > > >> /BAH > > > I dont give an F an out defining mass with a damn ruler - the man said > > he wanted an explanation of PlanckLength from my point of view and > > that's what I provided. > > For you to make the declaration you did, then you must provide a method > of defining mass with a ruler. Since you cannot, your premise that > all existence can be described using only space and time is wrong. > If you want to do science, you have to test your hypotheses; testing > requires measurement and the ability to create an experiment > which will falsify your hypothesis. > > You ain't doing science; you're just blowing gas. > > /BAH- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -
Space and time are two sides to the same coin. Einstein merged them. It Fits TreBert
