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Though a strange thought has occurred that existence of One implies Zero by it's lack of absence. But this feel incoherent because these two poles can never exi
by Guthur 4y ago
Though a strange thought has occurred that existence of One implies Zero by it's lack of absence. But this feel incoherent because these two poles can never exist together.
- viciousvoxel 4y agoCounterexample: qubits
- benj111 4y agoI'm trying to parse this. Do you mean zero implies one by its lack of absence?
- Guthur 4y agoI feel the difficulty is that they can't exist together. But it was more a musing on my part, please forgive me that indulgence. I'm wondering that if we were to consider a platonic view of forms through planes of physicality, idea and thought is it the case that all that exists across them is One?