Le 10-mars-06, à 01:43, Tom ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) a écrit :
Bruno wrote:
So the divine intellect of the Vimalakirti Machine will contains all
proposition of the form:
~Bwhatever:
more example:
~B(an asteroid will not hurt earth in 2102)
~B(an asteroid will hurt earth in 2102)
~B(1+1 =
Bruno wrote:
So the divine intellect of the Vimalakirti Machine will contains all
proposition of the form:
~Bwhatever:
more example:
~B(an asteroid will not hurt earth in 2102)
~B(an asteroid will hurt earth in 2102)
~B(1+1 = 4)
~B(1+1 ? 4)
~B(PI is rational)
~B(PI is not rational)
Solution:
The terrestrial hypostases correspond to discourses of the Vimalakirty machine, where a discourse is defined by the set of propositions asserted by the machine. Now the machine says nothing, so that each terrestrial hypostases are empty.
The divine hypostases are given by some
Hi Tom,
Le 02-mars-06, à 01:06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bruno,
In this context, what are you taking to be the truth value of the empty
set?
I have probably been unclear. Truth values apply only to propositions.
In other words, how can you say that {Empty set} p = {Empty set} ?
I
Bruno,
In this context, what are you taking to be the truth value of the empty
set?
In other words, how can you say that {Empty set} p = {Empty set} ?
I thought that you were taking to operate on propositions, not sets.
Doesn't {Empty set} p mean saying nothing in conjunction with the
truth
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