Are the existence of matter and energy life's ONLY mysteries?

Never said any such thing, Sybil. Mantra 40a.
Sure you did.

The values '1' and '0' are defined by axiom. The value '2' is defined by a proof.
No such concept before humans, Sybil.

An no one to count them.
LOL

The question was not whether "there was someone to count them".

The question was whether the concept of numerical quantities have an independent existence billions of years before humans agreed on the integers.

There is always going to be 1 moon, and 2 stars in a binary system, whether you're around to count, or not
 
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Sure you did.

Here's something interesting: I honestly haven't looked to see what INTO said, but Cy, you have a KNOWN HABIT of changing people's posts and then accusing them of saying that thing so you can argue against something they never said.

You do it to me all the time. I've seen you do it to countless others.

So, even though I think Into is a TOTAL tool and a worthless piece of shit, I'm not inclined to believe YOU in this matter.

You see, Cy, in order to get the benefit of the doubt you HAVE to be less dishonest. Just try.
 
Here's something interesting: I honestly haven't looked to see what INTO said, but Cy, you have a KNOWN HABIT of changing people's posts and then accusing them of saying that thing so you can argue against something they never said.

You do it to me all the time. I've seen you do it to countless others.

So, even though I think Into is a TOTAL tool and a worthless piece of shit, I'm not inclined to believe YOU in this matter.

You see, Cy, in order to get the benefit of the doubt you HAVE to be less dishonest. Just try.
It's really funny how you've made Common cause with two of the craziest MAGA morons on the forum, lol

The values '1' and '0' are defined by axiom. The value '2' is defined by a proof.
No such concept before humans, Sybil.
:lolup:
 
I have been asking for months now for Cy to show me this Perry guy
You deleted your sock puppet Perry Phimosis, but that sock still exists in posts where people replied to him....see post 137 below :laugh:

 
There are also a pantheon of immaterial mathematical laws that govern the constitution, organization, and behavior of the quantum fields and fundamental particles of physical reality, and we have no idea why those mathematical laws of physics exist or where they came from.

Physics is a philosophy. Mathematics is a language. There are no 'mathematical laws'. Math is descriptive, and therefore limited by its definitions to circular reasoning. Physics isn't. Don't confuse the two. Physics isn't required to conform to mathematical definitions. Math can only be used to find patterns. And, it can't find all of them without determining some new repeatable definitions, which will be defined by the physics, not mathematics itself.
 
The question was not whether "there was someone to count them".
The question was whether the concept of numerical quantities have an independent existence billions of years before humans agreed on the integers. There is always going to be 1 moon, and 2 stars in a binary system, whether you're around to count, or not.
There is a very relevant and hilarious Albert Einstein quote worth posting here:

"Do you really believe the moon is not there when you are not looking at it?'” - Einstein
 
Sure you did.




LOL

The question was not whether "there was someone to count them".
Yes it is.
The question was whether the concept of numerical quantities have an independent existence billions of years before humans agreed on the integers.
Meaningless. There is no one to count them.
There is always going to be 1 moon, and 2 stars in a binary system, whether you're around to count, or not
Meaningless. There is no one to count them.
 
You deleted your sock puppet Perry Phimosis, but that sock still exists in posts where people replied to him....see post 137 below :laugh:

You can't blame your sock problem on anybody else, Sybil.
 
It's really funny how you've made Common cause with two of the craziest MAGA morons on the forum, lol


:lolup:


Unlike you I am not one of those people who is incapable of finding commonalities with those I despise. You see, if someone is right they are right even if I'm not happy about it.

Like I said, though, in this case I don't know what Into said, but I DO know you are inherently dishonest as you've shown by altering my quotes and changing my points to suit your needs.

You are an amazingly dishonest person, Cy. You should try to be a better person. Look at who YOU hang with: Dutch Oven. He's the most toxic piece of shit on this board and he's your only friend.

LOL.
 
Unlike you I am not one of those people who is incapable of finding commonalities with those I despise. You see, if someone is right they are right even if I'm not happy about it.

Like I said, though, in this case I don't know what Into said, but I DO know you are inherently dishonest as you've shown by altering my quotes and changing my points to suit your needs.

You are an amazingly dishonest person, Cy. You should try to be a better person. Look at who YOU hang with: Dutch Oven. He's the most toxic piece of shit on this board and he's your only friend.

LOL.
^^BIGGEST ASSHOLE ON THE FORUM
 
Physics is a philosophy.
Physics is not philosophy. Physics is a branch of science.
Mathematics is a language.
The SYMBOLS in mathematics are a language. Mathematics itself is a closed functional system.
There are no 'mathematical laws'.
There certainly is.
Math is descriptive,
Mathematics is about objective values.
and therefore limited by its definitions to circular reasoning.
Mathematics is not reasoning. It is a closed functional system...no more.
Physics isn't.
Physics is a branch of science, an open functional system.
Don't confuse the two. Physics isn't required to conform to mathematical definitions.
A theory of science MUST be transcribed to a closed functional system (such as mathematics) to gain the power of prediction (which comes with the power of proof).
Math can only be used to find patterns.
Mathematics is not a pattern matching device. It is a closed functional system.
And, it can't find all of them without determining some new repeatable definitions, which will be defined by the physics, not mathematics itself.
Physics theories are typically expressed in mathematical form. A theory of science that is transcribed into mathematical form becomes a 'law'.
It is still a theory. If it is falsified, the 'law' goes with it.

A closed functional system is simply one that is defined by a set of rules (or axioms). It has nothing outside those set of rules. Mathematics is one such system. Logic is another. Change a rule and you are playing a different game. Minor changes in the axioms for mathematics create the different Domains of mathematics (each with a completely different behavior). Theories of science in physics are typically translated into the Real Math Domain, the Domain taught to you in grade school.

An open functional system is one that does not define any boundary. Science is such an system. A theory of science may be literally about anything. It's only requirement is that the theory must be falsifiable, or testable to see if the theory itself is false. That test must be specific, available, and be objective (it must produce a specific result), and it must test the theory itself. As long as a theory of science can withstand such tests, it is automatically part of the body of science. It will be until the theory, if and when, is falsified.
 
Sure you did.




LOL

The question was not whether "there was someone to count them".

The question was whether the concept of numerical quantities have an independent existence billions of years before humans agreed on the integers.

There is always going to be 1 moon, and 2 stars in a binary system, whether you're around to count, or not
but those phenomenon don't rely on humans having devised integers beforehand.
 
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