Re: What is this thing known as "=" ?

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huangxienchen@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

Proginoskes wrote:
huangxienchen@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
What do we mean when we say " = " ?

By = I mean 0x3D.

--- Christopher Heckman


Zero is a non-trivial trivial. This may be a valid statement, but needs
some tweaks.

Zero is in R. It is a real number, it is nto "existentially trivial" or
nonexistent, it is in R, it's a Real.

Yet, the quantity 0 is a trivial quanta.

So, I think that zero is an "existentially no-trivial" trivial number.

Your ball - and the proof on Wiki is gaaaahhhhhhbage.

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Michael Press
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