Re: virus: Making Hypocrites

David Leeper (dleeper@gte.net)
Tue, 28 Aug 1956 09:35:09 +0000

Tadeusz Niwinski wrote:

> David Leeper wrote:
> >I could assign "hurt" to the number 1, so I could rephrase
> >"Wade! I'm hurt!" as "Wade! I'm 1!" They're identical.
> >
> >I could assign "I" to the number 2, so I could rephrase
> >"Wade! I'm hurt!" as "Wade! 2 1!"
> >
> >In CM 1 + 2 = 3, and because "I" and "hurt" are interacting
> >(i.e. "I" applies to "hurt" and "hurt" applies to "I"),
> >I could rephrase "Wade! I'm hurt!" as "Wade! 3!"
> >
> >I could assign "Wade" to the number 4, so I could rephrase
> >"Wade! I'm hurt!" as "4! 3!"
>
> So, it fact, the hurt sentence comes down to 7 -- or the exclamation mark
> makes impossible ?

Hurt applies to "I", not "Wade", so we keep 3 and 4 seperate. From the
offline version of "Cohesive Math":

Addition in Cohesive Math is "a merging together". If a drop of water is
placed apart from another drop of water, then no addition has taken place.
It CM, it is only when the two drops merge that addition takes place; the
two items are "bonded", so to speak, with each other. Addition is a
cohesive operation, hence the name Cohesive Math.

If I said 7, "Hurt" would apply to both "Wade" and "I".

As far as the exclamation mark goes, I could have said
! = 8, so I could rephrase "Wade! I'm hurt!" as "12 11"

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