Jfreddy, that because logic, mathematics, etc... fail in singularities does
not mean one should dismiss these valuable tools. One should work to
sharpen them or, perhaps, invent new ones. We do know where they work and
where they fail. A is A, Jfreddy. The struggle continues... You must
accept what is. Your own very survival depends on it. Indeed, you are
using these very tools you dismiss in your own arguments.
As for Godel's Theorem, John Galt has always maintained that we live in a
universe of uncertainties. We live in a universe of impressions and
probabilities. We are entangled, each of us, in the present with the
impressions of the past and with the probability states of the future.
Yet, it is only the present that exists. Each of us are riding impression
waves eminating from everywhere that define us. We are both guided by and
restrained by them, and, yet, options, choice, at any moment do exist for
us. Jfreddy, you are riding impression waves of ancient men and archaic
debates. Your position on the John Galt 'sense of life' scale is severely
out of position! Give more weight to the tumultuous discoveries of today
and hop on the John Galt impression waves to tomorrow.
John Galt |
