Mark Nyquist

It might make sense. Absent any physical theory, logic says non-existent and non-physical things don't have any cause and effect relation. The only op...

I just got back to looking at this. It just relates to something I came across... retrocausality. The brain model applies to brains as emergent and af...

I don't see how any logic can be applied to the situation if we don't know the physics involved first. It's rather futile to try. Want are you doing? ...

Good point about not making vocabulary reality. There are also infinities and mathematical models that are not physical objects but only mental object...

If you haven't tried story writing using these AI chats you should try it just to get an idea of their capabilities. I only rarely see slipups. I gave...

I'm not getting this at all. Whether the universe is limited or unlimited is a matter of physical state. If we conclude that its state is unknown then...

I'm still having trouble understanding what you mean by the whole. Is it a philosophy term? As the whole is the sum of its parts, the whole universe i...

I'm not good at links on my smart phone but go to the main page here and it is listed as: Is Universal Form a good tool? The last entry as of now.

The problem I'm seeing with your approach is that you don't identify the whole as a concept. Its origin is a mental abstraction. Limits are mental def...

Okay. Worth exploring. It takes time to understand it.

If the whole is limitless it has no bounds. Then you introduce bounds and impose limits. What? Maybe I can get it on a second try but why? Nope, not g...

Friction loss but it's way off topic.

I don't really design trusses but in addition to course work I made my own collection of scale model trusses of various designs. I still have them in ...

I've had college algebra, trig and calculus. I can also design trusses and figure pressure loss in pipelines. Doesn't that sound exciting.

What I've written is about as far as I've gotten on a 'theory'. I was thinking there might be an application for this in central banking or distributi...

I'm really sceptical of the idea that there is any one true math to decide these issues of infinity. To me the best we can do is categorize models of ...

It's all word salad to me.

I'm just lost here because I can't follow the math. I try but it ends up dissolving on me after just a few sentences. Errrr. The subject interests me ...

Funny you say that. The book room I was talking about was like a holy of holies. You would walk into the main mathematics department building, down a ...

Cataloging mathematical objects, Mathematical objects take the physical form of, Brain; (mathematical object) Some specific types discussed recently a...

I used intermediate because there are two questions to this problem based on two phases. Phase one, discovery, Does the Russell set exist? Requires ex...

So sorry you got mixed up about my view of the existence of the Russell set. We both are saying the Russell set ultimately does not exist. If you miss...

I'm very far removed from any formal mathematics community. Maybe good and bad so I have my own way of doing things. You have a good overview. Really,...

Okay. I'll go over and sit in the corner and read some set theory textbooks.

Finally, yes, that is what I was getting at. It's my first look at anything in set theory so I don't have background.

But we are trying to dispell the contradiction, not prove it. If the Russell set doesn't exist there is no contradiction.

You accept that than the Russel set exists and is legitimate. I don't think it has a sound basis. It's based on definition and that's not proof of exi...

You suggest the Russell set exists only based on the process of defining it. I'm saying it does not exist. Which is it. In my development of the issue...

Defined mathematical objects can be subdivided: Proposed defined mathematical object Confirmed defined mathematical object...exists Rejected defined m...

Someone commented just a few days ago about how much new math research is being published. As a bunch they are really productive. I think they could d...

Okay.

You seem to be arguing for the paradox after the paradox has been dismissed.

And you can't have a paradox if the defined mathematical object does not exist.

The math procedes in a way that assumes an ultimate set will exist. I'm saying ultimately the Russell set does not ultimately exist. Edit: rather neve...

Never had the set in the first place.

I looked at Russell's paradox again and am thinking the problem is in the use of defined mathematical objects. I would classify the Russell set as a d...

It is useful to know the difference between a fixed mathematical object and a defined mathematical object. Fixed would be things like pi, e, i, ?2, ?3...

Mathematical objects exist as brain state. Brain; (mathematical objects) These come in different forms with specific properties. Like fixed, Brain; (f...

I described to ChatGPT a rope tied to a tree branch at one end and a rock at the other. It volunteered that this would be a pendulum and if you pushed...

The subject of mathematical objects comes up here often and they fit well into Universal Form. So Brain; (what the brain supports) Becomes, Brain; (ma...

A lot depends on how close our best models of physics are to the actual real physics.

I asked GPTchat if an unsupported end of a catiliver can support weight. It answered correctly so.... Kind of looking for the line of success and fail...

Okay, not sure what I did. First time I used it so was following the menu best i could. No problems though now. Okay I see send a message so both were...

Okay, I get it. I tried an email to you for guidance. Maybe it didn't send.

In the context of Neuroscience this seems very poor curriculum. A historical perspective maybe?

A second try: The nature of our existence, Expanded, Expanded again with specifics, Also, And combined in sequence and relation, ... I based on P. And...

Comment on cup in the cupboard: The cup exists physically as a physical cup. The cup exists as brain state, Brain; (mental representation of cup in cu...

This is as far as I have gotten on parsing the question in sentence form: The nature of our existence leads to what we perceive that leads to what we ...

Okay, that is relevant.

Take my advice... NOT Jamal's Try nesting it as a start.