Jacob's Ladder

[Phil8659]

One of the ways of understanding Grammar is through Geometry. In order to understand the most primitive naming convention possible, you have to have come to the realization of what you can exactly name. In Philebus, Plato cites the origins of this realization to the Egyptians. The finite and the infinite, the one and the many, or again, the noun and verb. As demonstrated today by the computer, all information is processes in binary All we have to do to learn how to reason, is to first learn we have two, and only two concepts to master.

In school, today, one is often introduced to the number line which is actually a numbered line. We pair relative names in Common Grammar and Arithmetic to an absolute name which can be comprehended as a stick lying on the ground. A simple stick. What I have done with that stick is to show how to make a ladder with it, a ladder which reaches up into the heaven's. I called the ladder Jacob's Ladder. This led to BAGSD, Basic Analog Grammar Sample Dictionary.

In that work, which I called Jacob's Ladder, I also show how to view what is known today as the Pythagorean Theorem. I showed, using Jabcob's Ladder how to view a circle in terms by the reduction of that math, to a simple demonstrable fact. A line can be viewed as a single dimensional thing, or a multidimensional thing. The equation reduces to the square root of the sum of the opposite two sides of a right triangle equals the base of the triangle, that is if you remember that when you drew a line, divided it in half, the half becomes 1. Thus the square root of the sum of the two segments equals 2. I drew the figure in the work at that time, and now I am working on showing how to draw the figure step by step. You can take any point in the circle, any right triangle, the the result of the equation is twice the radius of the circle. In short, 2 equals 2. All you have to do is comprehend the historical equation back to its original intelligibles. In short, the equation removes even the intelligible operations which one used to form the equation.
Mankind took a stick and built endless wars with it. I took a stick and demonstrate the whole foundation of reason.
And I am still working on AUL, A Universal Language, as all a mind can do is process information, either correctly, or insanely.
And I am having fun with it, I am back to working in 9x OS. I am doing the work in Windows 98, the very same boxes I posted on the Archive.

Takeaway, The end result of any grammatical process must be expressed by an agreed upon unit, commonly called a definition, or a civil agreement, which means that the Pythagorean Theorem is not correct and in accordance with our naming convention. The sum of the squares of any two sides of a right triangle reduces to 2. You can watch the figure I do with all the mathematical projections, and the result is never any thing else. Binary recursion can only produce a binary result.

[mickthinks]

smh

[Phil8659]

smh

That is the result of drug withdrawal, or simple senility.