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0 -> oo
For fun, and work. Take an idea from Halfbakery, and try to get some work done to realize it. Profit. | |
A form of continuing friendships :) For the part of Halfbakers who are
pragmatists, anyway, and want to share parts of their work with public. (see
link for details)
0oo
https://wiki.mindey...ccce50bf7db-0oo.mp4
[Mindey, Mar 24 2020]
h0w2
howtoengineerit_2ecom
What lead to 0 -> oo :) [Inyuki, Mar 25 2020]
UPDATE!
https://www.youtube...5VVkDP&index=3&t=0s
Hopefully, a little nicer introduction to it. [Mindey, Jun 01 2020, last modified Jun 02 2020]
[link]
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It's all fun and games until someone wants to get
paid for their work and someone else wants their
solar ignited fusion reactor to actually power their
ice machine. |
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0 is greater or equal to infinity? |
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This might be a useful site to continue the N-Prize
work. No? |
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What [RayfordSteele] is suspecting, may be quite true. In fact, the story
links back to 2005 (see link), when I was in living Japan. |
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// This might be a useful site to continue the N-Prize work. No? |
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Well, [Max] had mentioned once to me, that he'd want to get ideas of him
linked, by all means ( 0oo.li/method/173/ -- it was on infty.xyz domain back
then in test mode ), perhaps for purposes of implementation. |
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So, I would be happy to contribute to the continuation of N-Prize work, and
cooperate more closely towards the expression of HB genome into real products that
benefit the world more broadly, in the way that the public gets to know and question
how it's been done. Also, I'm all-ears regarding suggestions. Right now there's no pagination
nor search yet,
and in "Multi-Lingual" mode the displayed content is all that there is published. |
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// It's all fun and games until someone wants to get paid for their work and someone
else
wants their solar ignited fusion reactor to actually
power their ice machine. |
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Right. Well, they have all the rights to not share the critical components, pay however
they
want to their contributors, and yet have fun
chatting with public about the highest levels of tasks :) |
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// 0 is greater or equal to infinity? |
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At first glance, we may think that 0 is less than infinity. However, when you start thinking through the lens of the ex-nihilo
reasoning, 0 is what makes us create the concept of infinity, and thus, strictly greater than that. |
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May be 0 -> oo means "To infinity and Beyond" ,Buzz Lightyear |
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(one of or collaboration of Joss Whedon, Andrew Stanton, Joel Cohen, Alec Sokolow) or someone else. |
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We nominate Gene Roddenberry, Miguel Alcubierre, and of course John de Lancie in the "someone else" category. |
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//0 is what makes us create the concept of infinity// |
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Wrong. Graeco-Roman antiquity did not have a "zero", but
they did have the concept of infinity. |
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National debt goes back a loooong way... |
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// Graeco-Roman antiquity did not have a "zero" // |
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This common claim, although exciting in its own right, doesn't pass the smell test. It's quite similar to the claim that ancient peoples couldn't find any way to move huge rocks large distances. One site claims the Romans simply used "Nulla". At any rate, it's a dead certainty that every bookkeeper had some way to record the fact that "Jim didn't pay" |
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The Romans also had a rather more forceful and permanent conception of a "Final Demand", too. |
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// Graeco-Roman antiquity did not have a "zero", but they did have the
concept of infinity. |
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Right, but the zero had them before they had infinity. |
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1. assume "Nothingness" ("zero")
2. conclude "Equidistance" ("all-directional absence of information
(zero)")
3. see definition of a sphere ("infinite-dimensional") |
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You've got Graeco-Romans, computed from zero. |
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Ah, I see you're confusing "zero" (a place-holding cypher with a
particular role in the representation of numbers) with "nothing".
They are not the same thing. |
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It's just a scope attribute, nothing in that number position or absolute nothing. Both are nothing, but size-shape does matter. |
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Alternatively, you could read something written by Greeks, and
then maybe learn something about the actual history of ideas. |
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No, wait; I see that your reasoning above could easily be used to
show that knowing nothing is just as good as knowing
everything. And if you're content with that, I'll leave you to it. |
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// knowing nothing is just as good as knowing everything. |
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Well, that is what I believe to be right for the multiverse as a whole.
However, for someone within a universe, it is most certainly not the case. |
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Umm ... reading that back, it came out more aggressively than I
intended. Sorry about that. I should go outside for a bit. |
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Dammit - virus. Never mind. |
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You have the Dammit virus ? |
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Do the WHO know ? Are you the Index patient ? Have you self-isolated ? Is it very contagious ? |
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// actual history of ideas// Wow. |
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If it not the actual thing then it is representation of some sort and therefore flawed in certain respects. |
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According to Plato, any physical, real-world representation is always intrinsically flawed, hence his proposal of the "Platonic Solids" (q.v.) |
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I've but one takeaway from all of this...Mindey, you
have a divine speaking voice. Sorry, the rest is too
complex for me. Remember, our nation's in crisis. |
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[blissmiss], I'm surprised to hear. Do I? My English must be somewhat a
mix between American and British English, with Lithuanian, Japanese
and
Chinese, and probably some other flavors. |
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I just updated adding a musing to the video, which hopefully makes it
less
boring to listen. |
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P.S. I did type "a music", and with computer keyboard. Does halfbakery
now contain an entertaining parser, that converts "a music" into "a
musing"? Wow. Could be the effects of the morning. |
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