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We've only discovered .01% of all math.

How does this make you feel?

>> No.11450995

Maths imply consciousness.

>> No.11451037

>>11450979
>How does this make you feel?
Makes me feel like you are a retard because nobody would know something like that, if it's even finite.

>> No.11451048

>>11450979
>We've only discovered .01% of all math.
says who?

>> No.11451049

>>11451037
doesn’t the incompleteness theorem basically show math is infinite?

>> No.11451060

>>11451049
it is infinite depending on what you consider math. you can always increase complexity and create new functions but the practical part is finite

>> No.11451095

>>11450979
>We've only discovered .01% of all math.
prove

>> No.11451151

>>11450979
Great. Because it means we haven't wasted too much effort on a system which is clearly built on poor conceptions. What we have presently are tautologies. An entire system which has built entirely around self referencing axioms. Its been developed from glorified bean counting. Its so ingrained most of us go through life without ever questioning it.

Now this is fine, it sort of works. Gets bridges built, does finance very well, takes us to the moon and back. But there is something fundamentally in error with the basic principles. The very basic concept of numbers themselves. As a result we get all sorts of absurdities arising. Negative numbers. Infinities. Irrational numbers. No, I am not Norman. I dont think he is is on the right track, but at least he has recognized the problems.

>> No.11451273

>>11451151
oh wow look another retard

>> No.11451285
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>>11450979
>We've only discovered .01% of all math.
[citation needed]

>> No.11451363

>>11450979
*invented

>> No.11451381

>We've only discovered .01% of all math.
citation?

>> No.11451385

Math is infinite so we have discovered (100/∞)% of math.

>> No.11451389

>>11451060
>practical part is finite
In a finite universe, yes. In theory, prove it.

>> No.11451451

>>11451049
as ia the Universe, and as could be the laws of Physics

get fucked cosmological constant chowder heads!

>> No.11451499

>>11451151
>Negative numbers
>absurdities
elaborate

>> No.11451632

>>11451499
Anon means he's an optimist, always going forwards, never backwards.

>> No.11451646

>>11450979
You would need to know precisely how much we don't know to say that...

>> No.11451794

>>11450979
big if true, lol

I think math is kinda implied to be infinite (or broken) by the incompleteness theorems. Not sure though. That's too big-brain of a math area for me.

>> No.11452313

>>11451048
the math experts who know it all, duh

>> No.11452327

>>11451389
the universe doesnt need to be finite for it to be true

>> No.11452386

>>11451389
>In theory, prove it.
Left as an exercise for the reader