@Zetherin,
Zetherin wrote:Nope, not being negative to the thought of equality, just wanting you to clarify as usual.
You answered your own question: One would just be. (Without our consciousness rationalizing). And your point was?
How can something be empirical if we aren't experiencing...?
Share yours? Please?
One = One
And equal is the point of truth.
One can never base truth on measure, for measure has no certainty at all.
I'm not the only One with this idea, it was Heisenberg I think too.
QM is the uncertainty of science, and were science only probably or problematically is today.
But there in lies the dice problem of The Professors'.
But this uncertainty principle was only the tip of the berg you see, the tip of the flaw was measure itself.
Truth is: nature is truly immeasureable.
Once any uncertainty is removed from an equation = is all that remains.
Try it and you'll see.
E = mc2
If one measures energy and mass, or even the speed of light, as proven by physics there is no certainty in them at all.
To simplify an equation then, any equation is to remove the uncertainty and only the clear solution will remains.
And 2 + 2 = 4 2 what? 2 trees? Are you certain there are only 2 trees?
Perhaps you should count the trees again, and again and again...
= is the single unifying infinite point of truth, the unifying truth Einstein could not find. Imagine that.
In real life, nonmathematical life, in empirical life, it is that truth, the truth of equality that will set us free.
In democracy, justice, in Happiness and in health, in mathematics, and in religion or God, truth, equality is the light that lights the united Way.
Follow the light!
Does that help?