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Started by brian a m stuckless
Sun, 19 Mar 2006 09:12
REAL-number GEOMETRY.
Author: brian a m stuckless
Date: Sun, 19 Mar 2006 09:12
Date: Sun, 19 Mar 2006 09:12
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Tom [He between his error-bars] Roberts wrote: > > sal wrote: > > "Geometry" is a mathematical model, sure. -=- $$ Observing SiMULTANEiTY together, at ONCE. $$ REAL mumber ARiTHMETiC is a *simultaneously* geometrical MODEL. $$ [i.e. All sides of REGULAR polygons are EQUAL-at-ONCE-in-TiME]. $$ [i.e. This, PROPOSED because we need COHERENT standard VOLUME]. > Yes. > > -=- talking about what appears to be "the geometry of NATURE". > > Hmmm. I have no idea how Nature _really_ works. > I do know of various _models_ of Nature that are > excellent descriptions of physical phenomena in > the world we inhabit, valid in certain domains. -=- -=- $$ You let "Nature" be your synonym of "physical phenomena, Dimwit. > In particular, I would be quite surprised if Nature > actually has any sort of geometry in Her methods; I > consider geometry to be a _model_, not any sort of > "reality". $$ Geometry is the 3-d MODEL for ARiTHMETiCAL standards of REALiTY. > And I consider those people who claim to know how Nature > really works to be fools of the highest order.... $$ Emmy NOEther NEVER EVER mentioned an "inherent centro-symmetry". $$ Heinz Pagels NEVER EVER mentioned an "inherent centro-symmetry". > Tom [He between his error-bars] Roberts tjroberts@lucent.com Re: FAQ - (the heretic's version) Re: REAL-number GEOMETRY.
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