On Fri, Nov 11, 2005 at 10:50:23PM -0500, Daddycaylor.domain.name.hidden wrote:
> To me it's very simple, and I've already laid it out in just a few words
> below, and in more words in different ways in my previous posts on this thread.
> Russell, you've even said in your Why Occam's Razor paper that the Plenitude
> is ontologically to Nothing. To it follows that the following two mappings
> are the same:
>
> Plenitude --> Something
> Nothing --> Something
>
> It's basically a singularity either way. That's why I invoked the word
> "faith" below.
>
> Tom
>
What do you mean by singularity in this context? It does not
parse. Getting something from nothing is usually considered
problematic. Getting something from everything is not. Demonstrating
the equivalence of nothing and everything solves the problem does it
not?
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