TheArcaneAxiom

@sarafini

If a dream is reality, what about a dream within a dream? Is it a even more real reality?

Is it 60 because 60 is a highly composite number? Why is 60 highly composite?

Is language just a collection of meaningless sounds given meaning by artificial construct? Or is language another word for how one can transfer information of infinite…[Read more]

@esther-c

Should we should draw out a map of set diagrams? Where there is the known contained in the unknown, but knowable, contained in the ineffable, contained in the incomprehensible, perhaps contained in the realm of natural law, contained in beyond law?

@kyronthearcanin

(Yeah! He really is someone who because of his experiences, has become one of the most inspiring and devote Christians!)

(Sorry, I vanished to go plant some trees. I can do chess.com)

You still available?

@kyronthearcanin

(Yeah! That is such a good point. You actually reminded me C.S. Lewis, and it was through his quest for logic and scientific rigor, that was the exact reason he pulled a 180 and became a Christian apologist. He thought he could disprove God, but ended up realizing that a loving God is the only thing that makes sense. I totally…[Read more]

@acancello

Love the motivational comments! Thank you!

@kyronthearcanin

(You bring up a really interesting conversation. I think that this may be one of those things where theologies tend to to diverge throughout Christianity. Personally, I actually do believe that there is a form of natural law that even God abides by. I’m a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and that’s…[Read more]

@mineralizedwritings

(Yeah, I get it. Yep, I intend to be a mathematician and/or quantum engineer. I want to understand fundamental truth, that of both a temporal nature, and a divine nature, and math is how I express that. Yeah, lol, I only jest, sorry. Math is just my thing, and I do do it for its own sake, it’s just nice to actually use that…[Read more]

@kyronthearcanin

That’s awesome that your doing math for your free time! It makes me want to shed tears of joy!

Yep, it’s a recursive function. Plug in every point in the 2d plane for Z, and if it blows up through recursion, then it’s not part of the set, and if it is self contained, then it is part of the set. Somehow out of that subtle simple…[Read more]

@princesachronicle22

(evidently, you do have questions)

Is this only the beginning of what is happening here?

Why does hitchhikers guild say it’s 42? Is it for absurdities sake?

Do we live in a mathematical universe, thus suggesting that all meaning can be expressed through number?

Do people perhaps yawn out of a deep down desire to be a…[Read more]

@kyronthearcanin

(*Panics over lack of question*)

So you have some background for the idea of complex numbers and infinite sets? Is that part of your homeschool, or is it free time study?

@mineralizedwritings

(Lol! Good for you! If 80% is all you desire for math to help preserve your mental heath from overworking, then it’s more than enough. Glad you could sort it out!… *Me walks into corner and sobs for not having an excuse to do math other than wanting to do math* XD)

@freedomwriter76

(Thanks! I’m having the time of my life right now XD XD XD)

@mineralizedwritings

Could you perhaps use logic to deduce where any two graphs intersect? Would that ground your understanding in how to manipulate algebraic equations? Would you like any help?

@esther-c

Should you be careful asking that question because of children that love to ask questions may be watching us?

@kyronthearcanin

(Yeah, fractals are so cool!)

So do you have a good understanding of how the Mandelbrot set works in terms of complex numbers and such?

@esther-c

When you go into the unknown, at what point is it no longer the unknown?

Does it depend on what is unknown? Is the unknown still knowable, or is it the ineffable and incomprehensible?

@gwyndalf-the-wise

Did I get it from here, or did I get it from there? Did I maybe get it from myself? Did I get it from perhaps everywhere?

@mineralizedwritings

If your contemplating infinity, then are you not transcending your math homework? What type of math is it? If it’s something like logic theory, do you think this would actually help with your homework?

@kyronthearcanin

(Me here having way too much fun to be ok. Well, there is an actual serious question there to be had. Not sure if many have caught this, but I’ve subtly used what is called Russell’s paradox a few times. I used that in the self referential question I asked Godly, and the barbers question, as well as the one I asked you when you…[Read more]

@lightoverdarkness6

(Phew, that’s good XD)

If we think of the word opposite, could we perhaps think in a mathematical sense with negative numbers? If so, would we be implying that as a negative times a negative makes a positive would be the same logic applied here?

Do staircases go anywhere, or are they static objects relative to the earth?…[Read more]