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Occam's Aftershave · 09-27-2007, 06:06 PM

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SUMMARY OF THE DEBATE SO FAR

I offered evidence from AIG, and asserted that I'm right. No one else wants to address these issues - they're trying to change the subject to "values of other pastries" while ignoring that all values come from God. Without God, why would it be wrong to wrap a sausage in a chocolate chip pancake and put it on a stick? Numberologists have no reason to not call that a breakfast food, just like any other pastry, because they have no objective source for their values.

As anyone can see, my view is the only one that is consistent with the evidence. Numbers are assigned whatever value God wants.

And how do you explain the existence of transfinite numbers?

Transfinite numbers are a SIN in God's eyes! Addition is the holy union of two finite numbers - those crossdressing transfinite freaks are an abomination.

Everything about them is unnatural. They can't reproduce by multiplication, so they have to recruit other unsuspecting young fractions into trying their sinful life style.

chrisrkline · 09-27-2007, 06:22 PM

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And how do you explain the existence of transfinite numbers?

Transfinite numbers are a SIN in God's eyes! Addition is the holy union of two finite numbers - those crossdressing transfinite freaks are an abomination.

Everything about them is unnatural. They can't reproduce by multiplication, so they have to recruit other unsuspecting young fractions into trying their sinful life style.

I realize that Anselm tried to show that there could be no larger number than the so called perfect power of 2, and that since this was the largest perfect number we could conceive, then this number had to exist, but evolutionary trends in modern mathematics (mainly Cantor) has shown us that the mathematical universe is infinite and constantly changing. Just last week they found another type of infinite!!

But are you one of those moderates that believe in Cantorism, but still recite liturgy as if there were originally, in the beginning, only two numbers? Next you will argue that the world is really Euclidean.

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