JT
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4/7/12
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Re: My amateurview of math.
Posted:
Feb 2, 2013 10:35 PM
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On 3 Feb, 01:48, "porky_pig...@my-deja.com" <porky_pig...@my-deja.com>
wrote:
> On Thursday, January 31, 2013 11:23:14 PM UTC-5, JT wrote:
> > To me it seem that the naturals are discrete in nature and that zero
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> > really not a natural number or even a number. Regarding infinity we
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> > can not have a view of something where we do not have a full set
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> > handwaving shouting infinity really do not help.
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> > For me each natural must be a continuum fractions is just a way to
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> > partition a discrete natural number.
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> > When we partition a single discrete entity of the naturals one realise
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> > that infinity is just the limit expressed.
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> > The numberline is just a figment of imagination, where we imagine
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> > discrete entities lined up.
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> > We can take a cut anywhere to represent 7 so the set is a much better
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> > analogy to magnitudes then the numberline.
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> > Well just my few thoughts around numbers.
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> Yes, being an amateur is tough. We feel your pain.
And i feel yours, you can not factor primeproducts, have a hard time
with the time complexity of TSP , and do not understand what numbers
are. You playing with imaginary entities in your equations that must
be real hard.
> PPJr.
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