Desription and arguement - el Infinite

late here off to bed...

 

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Quantum Heraclitus:

Okay.

But why would that produce an "inverse sphere"? There'd be no nothingness at all to be had here, if we're discussing infinitesimals.

What are you refering to? The zero that would be one step after an infinitesimal?

Why did you have them touch the sides? What are you getting at here?

 

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Yet pretty much every post you make here contains an error and you haven't actually shown any understanding of infinitesimals, Reals, geometry or relativity.

 

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fuck it.!...of course not..I have no formal training....

Have fun guys....

 

and you my good man show an incredible lack of imagination and desire to progress....see ya...
I don't need the answer to these question....you see...

 

If any one has a problem with missing posts and diagrams take it up with Alpha Numeric as he know all there is to know about gravity, inertia, magnetism and what makes it all happen. May be he would like to contribute something....
Sorry but I don't need your bullshit attitude and egomania AlphaNumeric.
Pj Pm me if you wish and we can continue in private....

 

Maybe Alpha you just hate it when someone shows a little imagination and desire to do research and development work?
Maybe because you recognise you have no ability to create anything of your own but rely entirely on the sweat of every one else.
Maybe you haven't contributed to the future of science and math one iota....
Maybe you are just plain envious of your own lacking....in originality and creativity.
whats that?...I thought I heard something.....hmmmmmm

 

so..Alpha a good way to tell if someone is able to contribute is by how many threads they have the courage to start....only one thread....started...hmmmm in what 430 odd posts....

sheesh man what are you doing?

 

AlphaNumeric, if you wish to contribute to this thread:

here's the challenge:

Apply the infintesimals in a 3 dimensional environment which are achieved by the infinite magnification of a sphere and found at it's center.

Interested?

I look forward to your contribution....
btw I do not think you will find it in a text book somehow.....

 

Heraclitus, don't get all screwed up by this guy. Let's just keep talking here and think of him later.

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Don't let him crash the party and kill the buzz, as it were.

 

nah! It's just that I get pissed when someone wants to take out their inadequacies on some one else...just abusive and uneccessary impost to the freedom of discussion.
I started a new thread in this forum about the use of infinitesimals in a 3 dim environment.
This thread is finished as far as I am concerned....
as it has achieved it's basic requirements and a fresh start and appraoch is warranted. Also some time needs to pass for the insights to sink in a little freedom from the baggage of mistakes and errors that have occurred in their dev.

Some people obviously do not know that when a work is in progress mistakes an derrors must occur as we explore options and alternatives along the way.

If this stuff could be found discussed in a text book I would like a link and save me the trouble of moving into what I think are new ways of thought.

 

I posted my response there with the math for volume and area of a sphere.