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But it's your fault no one can bring you this bucket: You want 'negative apple' entities but ask for (what is interpreted as) a negative number of apple entitie
by vinchuco 9y ago
But it's your fault no one can bring you this bucket: You want 'negative apple' entities but ask for (what is interpreted as) a negative number of apple entities.
A key distinction here is that one has a defined implementation. Making that distinction is philosophy. Talking within the framework of implementation is mathematics.
- KGIII 9y agoRight. It's very much a philosophy. And it's not really my fault that nobody can bring me negative apples. It's not like I made the rules! Sheesh! ;-)
- vinchuco 9y agoYou did! You posed the question! I just don't see the value in conflating both terms (philos and math) when there's a distinction pointed out above.
- KGIII 9y agoNo, I didn't make the rules. Reality is what reality is. They don't let me decide the rules for reality. That's probably for the best. You can't bring me a bucket of negative apples. You can bring representations of future apples, or something like that. However, negative apples do not actually exist. In all these years, nobody has brought me a basket of negative apples.
- vinchuco 9y agoI don't contest that. But you have a choice to frame your question in a way conducive to a valid answer. But someone who doesn't do that is likely unworthy of negative apples anyways. :)