No, my knowledge of football, basketball, movies, fishing, and golf are not forms of Platonic knowledge. The vast majority of crap I know is not Platonic.All knowledge is platonic for you.
No, my knowledge of football, basketball, movies, fishing, and golf are not forms of Platonic knowledge. The vast majority of crap I know is not Platonic.All knowledge is platonic for you.
No, my knowledge of football, basketball, movies, fishing, and golf are not forms of Platonic knowledge. The vast majority of crap I know is not Platonic.
You asked me before, were you high on crack and forgot that I answered?What do you mean by "platonic" when you are discussing mathematics.
Try explaining it in your own words. Not quoting some authority. Just explain your terms.
You asked me before, were you high on crack and forgot that I answered?
This is stalking, asking the same question over and over, even though it's already been answered
^^^^LIE.You asked me before, were you high on crack and forgot that I answered?
So you were high on crack and forgot, since it was only a few days ago.I do not recall you actually answering. All I saw was non-stop insults. Like this one!
Then you can show me where. But you won't and we both know you have a questionable association with honesty....
You couldn't explain what you mean by "math being objectively true in a platonic sense"
So you were high on crack and forgot, since it was only a few days ago.
Here you go, Stalker:
You couldn't explain what you mean by "math being objectively true in a platonic sense"
Simple.
That which is objectively true independent of human opinion and human experience.
Platonism and ontology -- objective truth and reality independent of human experience and perception -- should have been covered in the first three weeks of your philosophy classes. How did you miss this, since you claimed to have studied philosophy at university?
It's surprising how often that happens.YAY! You proved me wrong! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!
That's a pretty weak apology for stalking me and hounding me to "prove" I already answered your dumb question, about something you should have learned in the third week of in the philosophy class you claimed you took.I knew if I just pissed @Cypress off enough he'd actually follow up with something I could work with but had missed earlier.
Unlike Cypress I can admit when I am in error.
It's the hallmark of true intelligence.
^^^^LIE.
Cypress is unable to answer the question so now he's going to lie about it.
If he actually did then he will point me to the post. But he won't because he can't.
I would LOVE to be proven wrong. SO wrong. But I won't be.
I'm sorry if this is too complicated for you......the title of this thread asks were the laws CAME from......in that split second that the Big Bang occurred they BECAME........if you want to know where they came from it is mandatory to talk about before that......now, please get your head out of your ass for a while......you really need the oxygen......I will try YET AGAIN to explain my point to you and this conversation in general:
We are not talking about BEFORE things existed. We are talking about WHEN THINGS START TO EXIST WAS IT NECESSARY FOR THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN C/D and Pi TO BE DECREED OR DEFINED? Do try to keep up.
Also anyone like Obtenator who is hollering that pi is only just a property of circles is really minimizing and drastically understating the importance of pi. Circles are universally important to rotation, oscillation, waves, angular momentum, sinusoidal patterns, frequency, and other cyclical phenomena in physics and topology.I'm sorry if this is too complicated for you......the title of this thread asks were the laws CAME from......in that split second that the Big Bang occurred they BECAME........if you want to know where they came from it is mandatory to talk about before that......now, please get your head out of your ass for a while......you really need the oxygen......
Yet you deny physics.Also anyone like Obtenator who is hollering that pi is only just a property of circles is really minimizing and drastically understating the importance of pi. Circles are universally important to rotation, oscillation, waves, angular momentum, sinusoidal patterns, frequency, and other cyclical phenomena in physics and topology.
That's why pi is a mathmatical constant in so many laws of physics.
No, you don't admit when you're in error.I knew if I just pissed @Cypress off enough he'd actually follow up with something I could work with but had missed earlier.
Unlike Cypress I can admit when I am in error.
It's the hallmark of true intelligence.
DON'T TRY TO BLAME YOUR PROBLEMS ON ANYBODY ELSE!Obtenebrator=Into the Night.
A hate troll.
Probably correct to some extent, though I doubt he and ITN are actually the same troll. Perry has a history of keeping a stable of his own sock puppets.Obtenebrator=Into the Night.
A hate troll.
What separates an actual total sum and some total factual results so far? Physically evolving in plain sight daily since rotation added to being part of the universe left alive today as one physical part of the whole evolving process equally here now.Alexander Vilenkin, theoretical physicist: "The laws of physics that describe the appearance of the universe should have some Platonic existence outside of matter, space, and time. We can ask what is the medium in which they exist? Often people think the medium of mathematics is the mind; mathematics is a human invention. Mathematicians actually often think they are discovering mathematics, that mathematics exists objectively. So, whichever it is, there is some Platonic realm in which the mathematical laws of physics exist even prior the universe."
We can understand the laws, but divining their origin is problematic since we, as mere mortals, are unable to see beyond the physical universe.Alexander Vilenkin, theoretical physicist: "The mathematical laws of physics were a precursor to the universe. It's a baffling question: where do the mathematical laws of physics come from and why do they have this particular form and not some other form? We can imagine many mathematically consistent possible universes described by different laws, and as Stephen Hawking said "what is it that breathes fire into the equations?', why is this particular set of laws chosen?