Rejection of Aristotelian Identity Law: A = A
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2020 10:25 pm
A = A (?)
Take breathing.
Is breathing essential to life? +Yes/-no.
How can A take the identity of any breathing body?
It must be implicitly granted
the intrinsic capacity to breathe (!):
"...the root of any breathing body is in the capacity (or not)
of the same to breathe: thus, the sustained reciprocation
of the breathing motion(s):
to breath in, to breath out,
is intrinsic to the nature of the body..."
Let √1 be the root of any breathing body
whose breathing in/out (+/-) is captured *variably by √1:
-A (out)
Let A be any breathing body
whose vital √root is
the capacity to breathe:
could Aristotle's A = A possibly be describing, less A = A
be describing his own presently motionlessness (ie. 'dead') state?
The logic of Aristotle, along with his own person, are equally dead.
Let v be any motioning body.
Let s be space.
Let t be time.
Let s/-1 be (-) particular placement(s) over unity concerning c as 'not'.
Let +1/t be (+) particular (dis)placement(s) over unity concerning c as 'to cause'.
Let -1/t be (-) particular placement(s) under unity concerning unity c as 'to cease'.
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Take breathing.
Is breathing essential to life? +Yes/-no.
How can A take the identity of any breathing body?
It must be implicitly granted
the intrinsic capacity to breathe (!):
"...the root of any breathing body is in the capacity (or not)
of the same to breathe: thus, the sustained reciprocation
of the breathing motion(s):
to breath in, to breath out,
is intrinsic to the nature of the body..."
Let √1 be the root of any breathing body
whose breathing in/out (+/-) is captured *variably by √1:
+A (in)√1 = +1, -1
√A = +A, -A
-A (out)
Let A be any breathing body
whose vital √root is
the capacity to breathe:
In what universe, less a motionless one,√A = +A, -A
A = +A, -A
∴ A ≠ A (!)*catastrophic
could Aristotle's A = A possibly be describing, less A = A
be describing his own presently motionlessness (ie. 'dead') state?
The logic of Aristotle, along with his own person, are equally dead.
Let v be any motioning body.
Let s be space.
Let t be time.
Let *A be any universal breathing body.v = s/t
Let 1/1 be unity over itself (light, less boundary) as c.*A = s/t
Let s/+1 be (+) particular (dis)placement(s) under unity concerning unity c as 'all'.*A = s/t
*A → c = s/+1, +1/t
*A → -c = s/-1, -1/t
Let s/-1 be (-) particular placement(s) over unity concerning c as 'not'.
Let +1/t be (+) particular (dis)placement(s) over unity concerning c as 'to cause'.
Let -1/t be (-) particular placement(s) under unity concerning unity c as 'to cease'.
viz. grants *A intrinsic capacity to choose.√*A = (s/+1, s/-1), (+1/t, -1/t)
*A = √(+all, -not), √(+to cause, -to cease)
√*A = (+alpha, -omega), (+beginning, -end)
____________________________________v = s/t
*A = s/t
*A → c = s/+1, +1/t
*A → -c = s/-1, -1/t
√*A = (s/+1, s/-1), (+1/t, -1/t)
*A = √(+all, -not), √(+to cause, -to cease)
√*A = (+alpha, -omega), (+beginning, -end)
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