nope
the apple is the apple and is no other apple
A is A
...and...
an apple is an apple (it does not transform into a pineapple, or penguin)
A is A
nope
I agree in English, but you are translating it wrong into Logic.
Those are two apples!!!!
Two apples again...
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from universe import A
print (A() == A()) # False
Of course, you can! You can make logic mean anything you want it to mean. Because meaning is subjective.henry quirk wrote: ↑Sun Feb 16, 2020 6:52 pm paraphrasin' the master: I can make logic mean whatever I want...
...so...
...go pound sand
A is A
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from universe import A
try:
assert ( A() == A() )
except AssertionError:
print('Skepdick wins the argument.')
else:
print('Henry Quirk wins the argument.')
nope: I didSkepdick wrote: ↑Sun Feb 16, 2020 8:57 pmLogic has decided.
https://repl.it/repls/GoldenDefenselessParser
argument.png
Obviously!
Balzac says: Thus, you will never find in all nature two identical objects; in the natural order, therefore, two and two can never make four, for, to attain that result, we must combine units that are exactly alike, and you know that it is impossible to find two leaves alike on the same tree, or two identical individuals in the same species of tree.TheVisionofEr wrote: ↑
Wed Feb 12, 2020 4:38 pm
In discussion or understanding with words we talk about what is the same. However nothing remians the same except in a limited way.
All things are unique in some way. No two oak leaves are the same. Since things which are equal to the same thing are also equal to one another, it would be impossible to say there are two oak leaves since 1+1=2, that would be a lie since each leaf is different. You could only say that there is a leaf and there is another leaf.
In what region is this analysis happening? I see with the eyes an oak leaf, but I add by talking: "It is an oak leaf." The eyes and the understanding work together. Though the understanding seems to issue from "within."An oak leaf is an oak leaf: A is A.
Computers are not magic 8-balls, Henry.
That is the crux of it. The position of a thing in spacetime uniquely defines its identity.
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from universe import Leaf
# A is a leaf
A = Leaf()
# A is identical to itself
assert ( ( id(A) == id(A) ) == True )
# A is not equal to itself
assert ( (A == A) == False )
# B is another Leaf
B = Leaf()
# A is not identical to B
assert ( ( id(A) == id(B) ) == False )
# A is equal to B
assert ( (A == B) == True )
You may find this paper on Logic interesting.TheVisionofEr wrote: ↑Thu Feb 13, 2020 1:38 am In discussion or understanding with words we talk about what is the same. However nothing remians the same except in a limited way.