30 Sep '10 10:47>
I cringe when people jokingly liken pi to "pie" 😞
Originally posted by FreakyKBHSince Pi is a mathematical constant (an idea, therefore a product of Popper’s World 3), its “sensory” impact (in World 2) is a mind-only potential of ours that enables us to interact with the World 1 by means of our formulae based on Pi😵
How would you describe the sensory impact of pi?
Originally posted by black beetleI hate to repeat myself, but...
Since Pi is a mathematical constant (an idea, therefore a product of Popper’s World 3), its “sensory” impact (in World 2) is a mind-only potential of ours that enables us to interact with the World 1 by means of our formulae based on Pi😵
Originally posted by FreakyKBHOh don't you remember Popper's main concept?
I hate to repeat myself, but...
Huh?
Originally posted by FreakyKBHHay! I don’t say that! I cannot speak for Lord Shark because I don't remember what he said but I said the exact opposite! And always have done!
Both Lord Shark and Andrew Hamilton have posited recently that something which logically exists somehow ceases to do so in the absence of an observer. How is such a thing possible?