Ron prev:>
> See Platt the belief that number represents reality manifests in the
> philosophic ideas
> of being/nothingness....1/0 self/other the assertion of unity and plurality
> the relation of one and infinity the belief in physical reality being reduced
> to
> basic whole units. The self or the "I" being equated with unity wholeness
> of 1.
Platt:
Being mathematically challenged I find it hard to relate to your
explanation. I'll take your word for it. But can't mathematics take off on
purposes of its own that don't "represent reality?" If so, I would say it's
relationship to reality (nature) is coincidental rather than
representational.
Ron:
Well yes Platt, you highlight one problem with SOM (as I defined it), as
the intellectual level rather well. Which is what I'm driving at.
This belief accurately characterizes what we call SOM today
and to consider it the intellectual level, brings with it the problems
you have stated.
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