Sir Doom
Cooler than most of you
It's established knowledge that the function that allows information to exist, is manifested by asymmetry. We proved (with logic) an absoluteness of any kind is asymmetrical, which by way of injective function synthesizes information of infinite potential. We've drawn logical comparisons of theory of monads, theory of wave structure of matter, and theory of information. We've illustrated consistent patterns throughout these various fields.
Unnecessary.
OP means 'original post' or 'opening post'. The start of the thread. And yes, all of these are far more concise versions of the hypothetical origin you assert in your opening post, and therefore I do prefer them to that. This does not however change anything as your reasoning to assert this does not bear out due to logical leaps that you are making.I've also provided and can continue to provide various supporting evidence for the suggested truth that trifold synthesis of nothing is the origin of reality.
Is that not a clear hypothesis?
Would you prefer something like this...
I have hypothesized that we are in fact of a reality in which everything is truly only one paradoxical constant of infinite potential, therefore we should observe some sort of constant paradoxical resonant signature among all interpretable observation that is inherent of the original paradoxical function. In other words, if an absolute nothingness paradoxical emergence is the true foundation for realities coherence, then only a paradoxical reality will be truly real. We should observe a constant inability to identify true constancy except in the case of nothingness being absolute and everything being one.
Or something like this...
Hypothetically, could an origin of logical paradox be possible?
I assume yes, it seems inherent of nature, and the supportive evidence is....
Is anything truly interpretable or measurable as finite or absolute?
I assume only paradoxical nothingness and the all of everything are absolute, and the supporting evidence is....
Are there patterns of recursive inverse deduction inherent in all observation?
I assume yes, all existence is resonant of the suggested paradoxical function of absolute absence, and here is the supporting evidence....
I am not currently sure how else to assert this messaging for you to achieve arriving at an understanding of the intent and reason of it.
I'm not sure what the acronym OP is referring to.
Exactly why your statements are false. Because you are trying to ignore this.In classical logic, the law of non-contradiction (LNC) (or the law of contradiction (PM) or the principle of non-contradiction (PNC), or the principle of contradiction) is the second of the three classic laws of thought. It states that contradictory statements cannot both be true in the same sense at the same time, e.g. the two propositions "A is B" and "A is not B" are mutually exclusive.
Right, as I said. You are trying to ignore contradictions. In this case you are trying to avoid them by establishing a precedent for doing so.Dialetheism is the view that there are dialetheias. One can define a contradiction as a couple of sentences, one of which is the negation of the other, or as a conjunction of such sentences. Therefore, dialetheism amounts to the claim that there are true contradictions. As such, dialetheism opposes the so-called Law of Non-Contradiction (LNC) (sometimes also called the Law of Contradiction).
Yeah, I know what a contradiction is.A contradiction literally means speaking against something. It identifies an inconsistency. It means that two opposing things cannot be true at the same time. For example, the president's speech about raising taxes was a contradiction of his previous speech where he talked about lowering taxes. This is a contradiction b/c is the president going to raise taxes or lower them? He can't do both.
And your statements, "identity of no identity" and "absolute absence of absolute absence" do not qualify. They are merely contradictions and not paradoxes. You do understand the difference, don't you? Every contradictory statement is not a paradox. Especially when you recognize that the terminology used is not necessary.A paradox is a seeming contradiction. While it may seem that the ideas are opposite and cannot be true at the same time they actually are.
Yes.Are you familiar with the study of 'paraconsistent logic' and 'intensional paradox'?
Yes.You present your claim as if maybe authoritatively accurate, or as if you are holding a high level of incite with the theories of paradoxes and contradictions. I appreciate this I am certain my efforts of punctuation, or spelling, or syntax are riddled with technical error, but have you understood the nature of what we're discussing as far as the intention of the message, and what it entails?
I am not having any sort of difficulty other than maintaining my interest in this thread. I called it a faux-paradox because it isn't a paradox at all but you are treating it like one. That wasn't dubious at all, so I don't know why you wouldn't have picked up on it.Or are you having actual difficulty in visualizing the concept because the meaning presented appears as you say, "faux"?
Sure. Here is a 'real' paradox (the liar paradox):If this is the case can you describe which aspect seems artificial? Or as you mentioned if I am, "presenting a contradiction (which only requires one to recognize and eliminate it to solve)." Could you please elaborate and do so, so we may all clearly understand?
"This statement is a lie."
The terminology within the statement is NOT a contradiction, it is the implication that creates the contradiction. If the statement is true, it is necessarily false. If the statement is false, it is necessarily true. That's a paradox.
Here is one of your faux-paradoxes (paraphrased of course):
"The identity of nothing is 'no identity'."
The terminology within the statement IS a contradiction. If the statement is true, it is necessarily false. If the statement is false... it is necessarily false. This is not a paradox.