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|    More philosophy about correlation and lo    |
|    04 Jun 21 16:12:28    |
      From: m@m.com              Hello....                     More philosophy about correlation and logical implication..              I am a white arab and i think i am smart since i have also invented many       scalable algorithms and algorithms..              I think that correlation in mathematics and statistics is like the       general concept that permits to model causality, since i think that we       can search with correlation for all the factors that are the cause and       find causality. I think it i s the same for logical implication, logical       implication is like a general concept and logical implication is more       general than causality. And i think that real numbers in mathematics are       like a general concept       that permits to model the reality.              More precision about logic and being rigorous in mathematics..              So you have to be smart, since i am saying below that the following       logical implication of [3] is false since you have to analyze it       systemically,       since i am speaking about the independent system of [3] that is measured       by common sense and logic of reality:              [3] I take my umbrella -> The sky is not raining              More philosophy about being rigorous in mathematics..                            I think i am a philosopher that is smart, and i am inventing my       following thoughts of my philosophy from my brain, so i said the       following(read it below):              "I think logic in mathematics is really interesting and there is       something happening in logic in mathematics that looks like the real       numbers in mathematics, so i think by logically inferring the general       rule of: (p implies q) is equivalent to ((not p) or q), is like making       the general "concept" that applies to all the "particular" cases, so it       also applies to causality since this general rule is like a general       concept that permits to "model" all the cases in the truth table of the       logical implication, so i think this way of doing by generalizing and       making like a general concept is really powerful, this is why i think       that real numbers in mathematics are like a concept that was made       to model all the cases of the reality(read my below thoughts about it)"              So i will be more rigorous so that you understand:              So notice the following truth table of the logical implication:              p q p -> q       0 0 1       0 1 1       1 0 0       1 1 1              Note that p and q are logical variables.              So i think that the truth table is setting all the cases that can       hasppen in the reality, i give you an example:              If we take the following two propositions:              "I take my umbrella"              "The sky is raining"              So i think that the above truth table of the logical implication is like       also putting and setting in the truth table all the cases that can       happen in reality including the particular case of "causation", since we       need the general rule that is logically inferred to work on all the       cases in reality, but notice that we are also using our human common       sense and human logic, since we can generate all the following cases       from the truth table by using the above two propositions:              Note that -> means logical implication:              [1] I don't take my umbrella -> the sky is not raining              [2] I don't take my umbrella -> The sky is raining              [3] I take my umbrella -> The sky is not raining              [4] I take my umbrella -> The sky is raining              So now by using our human common sense and human logic       we can notice that the case [3] above is not logical       in reality, since if the sky is not raining the common sense       and human logic inferred from reality says that we have not       to take the umbrella , so this is why in the truth table       it is false, since as you already know that with the general rule       logically inferred from the truth table we have to "measure" and       "verify" the consistency of the system in the reality, it is how it is       used, and when the other cases of the truth table are thus measured with       common sense and human logic we notice that they are true, thus all the       cases of truth table permits us to logically infer the general rule of:       (p implies q) is equivalent to ((not p) or q), and it permits       us to logically model the cases of the reality including the particular       case of causation and to verify the consistency and/or to optimize,       so as you are noticing that with the truth table and the general rule       logically inferred from the truth table we are like making a general       concept, it is like the real numbers in mathematics that are like       the general concept, read my below thoughts about it:              More philosophy about logic in philosophy and mathematics..              I think i am a philosopher that is smart, and i will continu to invent       ideas from my brain, so I think logic in mathematics is really       interesting and there is something happening in logic in mathematics       that looks like the real numbers in mathematics, since i think that       from the general truth table of all the cases of the logical implication       we are getting a general law or general formula that is:              (p implies q) is equivalent to ((not p) or q)              And p and q are logical variables.              And here is the truth table of the logical implication:              p q p -> q       0 0 1       0 1 1       1 0 0       1 1 1              So i think by logically inferring the general rule of: (p implies q) is       equivalent to ((not p) or q), is like making the general "concept" that       applies to all the "particular" cases, so it also applies to causality       since this general rule is like a general concept that permits to       "model" all the cases in the truth table of the logical implication, so       i think this way of doing by generalizing and making like a general       concept is really powerful, this is why i think that real numbers in       mathematics are like a concept that was made       to model all the cases of the reality(read my below thoughts about it),       so now we are understanding more that logic in mathematics permits to       verify the logical consistency, so it is good for "reliability", and it       also permits to optimize since for example one logical proof can be more       "practical" or "faster" than another logical proof.              More of my philosophy about the human free will and more..              I think i am a philosopher that is smart, so if we ask       the following philosophical question:              Is there any free will ?              I think humans have no free will, since they have the strong tendency       with there smartness to act by being more and more perfection since they       have to adapt and to survive and they want to be great perfection so       that to solve most of humans problems and it is the goal of morality to       be this "perfection" at best, so i think that since humans have this       strong tendency so i think it is like there is no free will.                     [continued in next message]              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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