Good to see you as chipper as ever...
***First, you are confusing the idea of "Logic" and the idea of a "model". The "logic" statement I made was that, if the information to be examined prior to proposing a model was infinite, then, as the examination of the information cannot be completed (from the definition of "infinite"), and no model can be proposed. That is, no model can be based on an infinite amount of information. I never said the information available was finite! I just said: if it is, you can't examine all of it!***
Let me quote your paper:
"Reality is defined to be a set of numbers. First, let us divide that set into subsets which are to be examined.. This examination referred to is defined to be the information available to our sense... These subsets of reality (sets of numbers) are tranformed (by our senses) into the information available for us to analyze (after we have constructed our mental model of reality). There are certain conclusions we can predict immediately from this step. 1) The subsets themselves must be finite. The information available to be examined by our senses cannot be infinite and still be examinable." ("Foundations of Physical Reality", Richard Stafford, Chapter 1, Part IV -- The Solution, 2000).
So, here you say that the information available to be examined by our senses cannot be infinite. Therefore, the reason that the forum stopped (at least a theoretical reason) is that we reached the finite end of the 'information' that can be examined. But, apparently we did not reach this theoretical 'dead end' so I guess my point is mute.
Warm regards, Harv |