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... to restore theology to the mainstream of science
[Notebook Turkey, DB 55]
[ Sunday 5 January 2003 - Saturday 11 January 2003]
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Sunday 5 January 2003
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Monday 6 January 2002
Physics started in the the heavens and worked its way down to earth. We start with the data collected by Kepler and the three laws or symmetries he found in this data, known to us as Kepler's laws.
In my religion kissing is worship -> all interactions are worship? passionate kisses.
Tuesday 7 January 2002
Wednesday 8 January 2002
Thursday 9 January 2002
Friday 10 January 2002
Saturday 11 January 2002
Mathematically, a Turing machine has no user in that the state of the tape is simply given and the machine goes through a deterministic course which may or may not reach a final state of the tape. We are only interested in whether the machine stops after aleph(0) cycles or not and we believe (?) that of the aleph(1) possible starting configurations, only aleph(0) halt and the other aleph(1) go on forever.
To give meaning to the operation of the Turing machine we introduce a user who programs the machine to perform a certain computation or set of computations, sets it going, interacts with it (think of the machine as a word processor) and when finished, stops it. The machine then becomes an abstract network machine.
We may model the other machines in the network as Turing machines, and see that they all give meaning to one another. Now we introduce limited resources and competition for survival by noting that there are only aleph(0)/aleph(1) halting machines.
The Transfinite network gives us a mathematical model of allegory (cf Dante) and also a structure to understand the Goedel Hierarchy of Power. (GHP?). Goedel.
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Sets of cardinal aleph(1) are a space big enough to give all the sets of cardinal aleph(0) a name as well as to give a name to every possible ordering of sets of cardinal aleph(0).
Technical acronyms in lower case
cu = Cantor universe
ct = Cantor transition
tm = Turing machine
to = transfinite oscillator
cp = Cantor's paradise
tn = transfinite network
rcc = Roman Catholic Church
ttc = the theology company
ghp Goedel hierarchy of power
mep McMillan's e-property
The bearing quality of the transfinite transition enables the conversion of text into meaning and meaning into text by arbitrary mappings./ These arbitrary mappings are subject to evolutionary pressures which probably favour error proofness, ie the e-property, ie equal distribution in some suitable spatial mapping.
Books
| Goedel, Kurt, and Solomon Fefferman et al (eds), Kurt Goedel: Collected Works Volume 1 Publications 1929-1936, Oxford UP 1986 Jacket: 'Kurt Goedel was the most outstanding logician of the twentieth century, famous for his work on the completeness of logic, the incompleteness of number theory and the consistency of the axiom of choice and the continuum hypotheses. ... The first volume of a comprehensive edition of Goedel's works, this book makes available for the first time in a single source all his publications from 1929 to 1936, including his dissertation. ...' Amazon back |
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