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0d Lines and Circles
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You don't even know what knowledge is and even if you had any knowledge you would still be too incompetent to know how to use it.Atla wrote: ↑Thu Oct 24, 2019 4:17 pm Timeseeker likes to mix constructivism (something he knows nothing about) with information theory, computers (something he knows nothing about), in order to take down philosophy (something he knows nothing about), so he can pretend to be a saviour of the world (something he knows nothing about).
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I think I have pin-pointed your ignorance. The concept of a data structure seems entirely absent from your episteme.
Given that you think the N-th element of an infinite-length Turing-tape is always accessible, you are completely oblivious to the empirical distinctions between random-access and sequential-access memory. The tape on a Turing machine is a doubly-liinked list.
The computational complexity of accessing data from a linked list is O(n), and you keep insisting that n=∞.
If the Turing machine was to perform 1 "Shift Head Right" operation every second, you need N seconds to arrive at the N-th digit of an infinite-precision real number.
Flap your arms and throw insults at time complexity if it makes you feel better.
Or wake up and smell the roses - the intuition of time is the very abstraction of the "positive numbers". It's precisely because infinities don't exist is why we have Planck time and length in physics.
If you ever work your way up to N-th order arithmetic, you might actually figure out that it corresponds to the interaction between multiple Turing machines e.g parallel and/or distributed systems and actors.
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I did, I was just observing that for someone who claims a high IQ you are markedly incompetent with English.Eodnhoj7 wrote:
Or you can just reason through it and observe the word "need" fits in best.
The article was from 2013...just type in "are atoms mostly empty space?" In Google and you will get answers from 2017-2019 saying yes.
2013....are you fu""ing serious...and after all your criticism this is what you consider scholarly?
Feel free to bugger off and inflict yourself upon some other poor sods then.I cannot take this site seriously anymore. ...
You certainly are and you are a prime example of the issue.understand why the west is falling apart. This is so f""ked up on so many levels. ...
It's Sharia you moron and given I'm a man I have no idea why you think this a threat to me but the chances of such a thing happening over here are next to nothing.I hope they establish shariah law where you live. ...
You are but what I am saying is that you are so tied up in your metaphysical numerology that you are unable to understand the grounds of counting and just keep going around in circles.This is beyond retarded...So are you saying that numbers are not grounded in counting?
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Wow someone is grumpy....Arising_uk wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2019 2:48 amI did, I was just observing that for someone who claims a high IQ you are markedly incompetent with English.Eodnhoj7 wrote:
Or you can just reason through it and observe the word "need" fits in best.
The article was from 2013...just type in "are atoms mostly empty space?" In Google and you will get answers from 2017-2019 saying yes.
2013....are you fu""ing serious...and after all your criticism this is what you consider scholarly?Post me up a link to a professor of Physics who makes such a claim.
Feel free to bugger off and inflict yourself upon some other poor sods then.I cannot take this site seriously anymore. ...You certainly are and you are a prime example of the issue.understand why the west is falling apart. This is so f""ked up on so many levels. ...It's Sharia you moron and given I'm a man I have no idea why you think this a threat to me but the chances of such a thing happening over here are next to nothing.I hope they establish shariah law where you live. ...You are but what I am saying is that you are so tied up in your metaphysical numerology that you are unable to understand the grounds of counting and just keep going around in circles.This is beyond retarded...So are you saying that numbers are not grounded in counting?
Honestly UK...I thought of some witty comeback, but then I just realized you need a hug....really bad.
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Where did you get that idea?Eodnhoj7 wrote: Wow someone is grumpy....
Of course you did.Honestly UK...I thought of some witty comeback, ..
Get all the hugs I need from my wife and kids thanks.but then I just realized you need a hug....really bad.
Look forward to that link from any professor of Physics who says 'atoms' are empty.
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If you've 'put' a 1d object 'on top' of another you now have a 2d line so your C line is a 2d line.Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 14, 2019 3:56 am This post will be very unconventional and unorthodox relative to the fields of math and geometry....so save the ad hominums...I already know how absurd it is.
1. Line A is composed of 0 width.
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2. Line B is composed of 0 width.
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3. Line A and B are equal in length. Line A and B are put top of eachother to form Line C.
____________________A
_________C__________B
Lines A and B don't exist as 1d objects can't exist other than as mathematical abstractions.
4. Lines A and B are of 0 width, and line C is of zero width. Line C however does not exist without lines A and lines B.
Line C is 0d and has no direction or form. It is the inversion of Line A into another version of Line A as Line B. Its "form" is only observed by the multiplicity of lines, and as such it's a line through other lines.p, but effectively is formless.
Line C is of 0 width and 0 dimension yet exists as the observation of multiple lines and the dynamic manifestation of one line into many lines. Lines A and B are actual lines, while Line C is a potential line...thus a line nonetheless. ...
No it's not, a 2d line could but not necessarily be a 3d circle if turned on its side.*****The same applies for 2d Circles where a 1 dimensional line is a 2d circle turned on its relative side.
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Just Google it...2013 and a non academic source? Seriously?Arising_uk wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2019 3:20 pmWhere did you get that idea?Eodnhoj7 wrote: Wow someone is grumpy....Of course you did.Honestly UK...I thought of some witty comeback, ..
Get all the hugs I need from my wife and kids thanks.but then I just realized you need a hug....really bad.
Look forward to that link from any professor of Physics who says 'atoms' are empty.
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Arising_uk wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2019 3:53 pmIf you've 'put' a 1d object 'on top' of another you now have a 2d line so your C line is a 2d line.Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 14, 2019 3:56 am This post will be very unconventional and unorthodox relative to the fields of math and geometry....so save the ad hominums...I already know how absurd it is.
1. Line A is composed of 0 width.
___________________
2. Line B is composed of 0 width.
____________________
3. Line A and B are equal in length. Line A and B are put top of eachother to form Line C.
____________________A
_________C__________B
That is the paradox, there is 0 width between the two lines. The lines are of 0 width and the space between them are 0 width.
Lines A and B don't exist as 1d objects can't exist other than as mathematical abstractions.
4. Lines A and B are of 0 width, and line C is of zero width. Line C however does not exist without lines A and lines B.
Line C is 0d and has no direction or form. It is the inversion of Line A into another version of Line A as Line B. Its "form" is only observed by the multiplicity of lines, and as such it's a line through other lines.p, but effectively is formless.
Line C is of 0 width and 0 dimension yet exists as the observation of multiple lines and the dynamic manifestation of one line into many lines. Lines A and B are actual lines, while Line C is a potential line...thus a line nonetheless. ...
And show me empirically a one dimensional object.
No it's not, a 2d line could but not necessarily be a 3d circle if turned on its side.*****The same applies for 2d Circles where a 1 dimensional line is a 2d circle turned on its relative side.
Flat land. A circle on its side is effectively flat. The evidence of this:
1. All lines in projecting from a 0d point project back to a 0d point. A point as 0d is always the same.
2. Take a standard clock with hands. Put a light on top of the seconds hand. Turn the clock on its side. The light, while moving innate circular motion on the clock, is actually going backwards and forwards linearly. All circular movements and forms, on there side, are linear.
3. 2d circles stacked on 2d circles, when viewed from the side as 1d lines, would appear as a the OP.
A 3d circle (sphere you mean) when draw 2 dimensionally is a series of circles in circles.
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It's your claim, post up a link as I did.Eodnhoj7 wrote:
Just Google it...
Very serious, as if you'd the wit to read you'd have seen that the person is a professor of Physics, so very academic, and he set the site up to correct exactly the promulgation of misunderstandings about Physics that interweebles like yourself are spreading around the weeb.2013 and a non academic source? Seriously?
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Ohhh... its "serious".... Do you know how many professors there are out there? The source is not out of an commonly heard college, just any. Which is fine, but not when your premise is academia.Arising_uk wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2019 6:20 pmIt's your claim, post up a link as I did.Eodnhoj7 wrote:
Just Google it...Very serious, as if you'd the wit to read you'd have seen that the person is a professor of Physics, so very academic, and he set the site up to correct exactly the promulgation of misunderstandings about Physics that interweebles like yourself are spreading around the weeb.2013 and a non academic source? Seriously?
No...just Google "are atoms 99.99... percent empty?"
Why? I want you to see the list and not just the list but different types of sources saying the same thing...all newer than 2013...ROFL, lunatic.
Let me guess you sit under trees and watch apples fall to contemplate gravity.
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Go on Google, I can't copy and paste on my iPad....you do know what Google is right?Arising_uk wrote: ↑Thu Oct 31, 2019 1:21 amGo on, just one link from a Physics professor confirming what you say.
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What 'paradox'? If there is no width between the lines then you have one line and if the lines are of zero width you have no lines.Eodnhoj7 wrote:
That is the paradox, there is 0 width between the two lines. The lines are of 0 width and the space between them are 0 width.
My point I'd have thought?And show me empirically a one dimensional object. ...
Have you've read Flatland?Flat land. A circle on its side is effectively flat. ...
You've obviously not read it.evidence of this:
1. All lines in projecting from a 0d point project back to a 0d point. A point as 0d is always the same.
2. Take a standard clock with hands. Put a light on top of the seconds hand. Turn the clock on its side. The light, while moving innate circular motion on the clock, is actually going backwards and forwards linearly. All circular movements and forms, on there side, are linear.
3. 2d circles stacked on 2d circles, when viewed from the side as 1d lines, would appear as a the OP.
A circle in Flatland is still a circle, try using a turtle.
Not seen a disc then?A 3d circle (sphere you mean) ...
No, it's a series of arcs.draw 2 dimensionally is a series of circles in circles.