Ontological Mathematics & the Theory of Everything Part 7
Can we do any actual physics and science with ontological mathematics?
In fact, we can do physics to a much more complete extent (in fact to the total extent) than materialist science can even conceive.
Ontological Mathematics automatically unites thermodynamics, quantum mechanics, and relativity theory in its very origin, and the reason is because ontological mathematics is the actual math that existence is made out of!
We have the actual fundamental mathematical construct which establishes existence, hence, it should be no wonder that it automatically extends to explaining the laws of physics.
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Greg Spinolae
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Does “ontological mathematics” exist as an entity or as a opinion?
Does “ontological mathematics” exist at all?
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JaKo
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Good points!
If this ‘Ontological Math’ were a sole “creator,” there is very little chance that it would tolerate existing exclusively in its created reality.
OTOH, if our reality had been created independently from ‘OM,’ ‘OM’ would be only (barely) tolerated in that reality and its label would be demeaning.
OTTH, if the reality is independent from ‘OM” and any ‘creation,’ the existence in this reality has no need for ‘OM’ or any ‘creator;’ while ‘eternal wisdom’ would still be attainable, but the path to it would be contrary to them all.
Cheers, JaKo
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Whokoo
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“Oh what a tangled web we weave when at first we start to deceive” Walt.
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JaKo
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Thanks Whokoo/Macbeth,
Your comments are mostly on spot! 😉
Cheers, JaKo
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Whokoo
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Hi JaKo f all trades.
The saying, apparently is often misattributed to the guy shaking a sharpened stick, but it is claimed to be a Sir Walter Scott quote from his poem, Marmion: A Tale of Flodden Field.
I appreciate this is only the second time you have incurred a minor error.
Cheers