peterdjones wrote:
> Georges Quenot wrote:
>
>> peterdjones wrote:
>>> Georges Quénot wrote:
>>>> peterdjones wrote:
>>>>> Georges Quénot wrote:
>>>>>> peterdjones wrote:
>
>>>> It is just the idea that there could be no difference between
>>>> mathematical existence and physical existence.
>>> Then why do we use two different words (mathematical and physical) ?
>> For various historical and practical reasons and because
>> identity is still a conjecture/speculation. Just like we
>> used to consider "inertial mass" and "gravitational mass".
>
> So you meant "there might not be any difference", not "there cannot
> possibly be any difference".
I wonder...
Do you understand what "conjecture" or "speculation" means?
Can you think only of what you believe to be true?
I will address the rest later.
Georges.
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Received on Thu Mar 30 2006 - 18:01:32 PST