It would require Euler's e^πi = -1
Let *A be Skepdick.
*A = s/1, 1/t
√*A = s/√1, √1/t
√*A = (s/+1, s/-1), (1/+1, 1/-1)
A = √(s/+1, s/-1), √(t/+1, t/-1)
A = √(s/+1, s/e^πi), √(t/+1, t/e^πi)
wherein:
e = value/gradient/area invariant growth constant
π = inversion/displacement factor
i = emergence(s) due to: (lack of) coffee
All motions are captured in.
Objects have a minimum of two properties: velocity, and orientation. Such a two-dimensional piece of information would otherwise require two samples if not captured in a more efficient way.The process of measuring any particular property about any particular object at any point in time is called sampling.
Time is not linear, is the problem.Which is precisely why we model time-evolving systems using Linear logic.
Once we construct such a logical system within it we do in fact control time. It's what's called the "system clock" of your CPU.
Hence: independent or supported. Supported oxygenation captures artificial.Sustained oxygenation can happen by way of an Artificial lung. So there is no need for A to be capable of breathing.
It is possible: the limits of language are limited to the perception(s) of the modelers of that language. Thus limitation begins and ends at the inventor(s) of a language, and not "language" itself.You can't fix the limits of language with a new language.
Two: one a real one r, one an imaginary one i. These two axis can rotate up-to 180-degrees each:You need one axis for every pair of things you want to capture - for every feature you want to encode. How many axes do you need to capture everything there's to capture about the human body?
(-90 ← *A → 90) for both r-axis and i-axis, thus two 2-d axes,
{belief ↔ knowledge} = {i ↔ r} as both: universally and locally fixed
{all ↔ not) for both i and r universally fixed, but locally dynamic
{belief ↔ knowledge} = {i ↔ r} thus *A's constituency is both of i (belief-based ignorance) and r (real knowledge)
Both is needed, as they are the same language: A needs to be modeled as having intrinsic imperatives that form the ground RoM (so-to-speak) relating to their own declarative capacity to 'know' what those specific imperatives are, despite them being intrinsic to A from-the-start. The confusion to avoid here is done by way of acknowledging that A may be suffering a 'belief-rooted' ignorance(s) preventing them from 'knowing' how to use the declarative such to concern be properly concerned with the imperative, as one can be used to try/test/falsify the other, and vice versa. What imperative is to query (ie. the imperative to formulate an inquiry/hypothesis, even if null, such to know anything at all) declarative is to answer: to state the finding, then try/test/falsify it for it's imperative (or not) viz. alpha (and omega) is already rooted there.It's already corrected in non-classical (constructive) high-order logics. You are free to model A as you see fit for your particular use-case.
You can use object-oriented (imperative) programming, or functional (declarative) programming. It doesn't really matter - in the end they do the same thing.
Then use linear logic instead. It doesn't prescribe the number of time-dimensions. You can have N of them. One way or another you will soon bump into concurrency issues....
I can't use linear logic, neither space nor time are linear, they are both 3d.
However, because they are multiplicative reciprocals of one another, I can use 2d logic, which is all that is needed, as s^2/t^2 is the conduit between 3d space/1d time and 1d space/3d time, therefor linear is only half: I need the circle as well.
This is an assumption: a "bad result" is anything/everything leading to an "unchanged" and/or "worse" state of suffering/death. If even adopting the monotheistic worldview, one can not discount that suffering/death exists due to the ignorance of the principle admonishment in/of the book of Genesis, spec. 2:17 regarding the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. All "results" can be measured to the property of this tree: causes suffering/death, thus all suffering/death can be associated thereto in order to be in accordance with any possible "Abrahamic" monotheistic god. The interesting part is... the finding concurs with the admonishment: suffering/death is due to this tree alone.You have no idea what a "bad result" is. Formally speaking. You can't formalize "badness".
A result is a result.
The problem is the variables themselves are not describing anything real - thus you can not even plug anything 'real' into them.That's a separate concern entirely. If you subscribe to Mathematical (denotational) semantics A -> B is not meaningless. All the symbols have some meaning.
If you subscribe to some other semantic (operational semantics) A -> B merely represents some structure of sorts. It means whatever you modeled it to mean.
A causes B.
A becomes B.
A sees B
A tells B
A likes B
Is just an arrow.
Faster-than-light is possible, but not in the form of "travel" as once at c light becomes still: space "travels" from the perspective of a still c which is the 3d nature of time: the "space" part is invariant, all that matter(s) is the orientation(s) and velocity(s), the "space" part is just illusory and ever-changing.I have no idea what it means to approach c (the speed of light) from "over". Nothing travels faster than light.
This would be modeled a +A belief-based ignorance owing to a deep √+A root which locally imposes/induces limit(s) such to respond with all-rhetoric and not-substance.Gibberish.



