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General Discussion / One is a general set of Variations
« on: June 22, 2009, 02:02:30 am »
Hi from Will,
i have been working on a theory for a while,
my theory is "One is a general set of variations",
Zero is a general set of variations
its taken me a few years,
it started when i was about 7 i was at my new school and a teacher said put three points anywhere on your paper and it makes a triangle, and i stood up and walked to the black board and put three in a line,she was not impressed, but it made me think,
to apply my recent view of general set of variations the line is not straight and the points must have mass of unmeasureable area.
consider this my question and what i have,
is one a general set of variations?
or is zero a general set of variations?
post questions if you have any,
Thank you,
Bye for now and be well from Will and Mr Data
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i have been working on a theory for a while,
my theory is "One is a general set of variations",
Zero is a general set of variations
its taken me a few years,
it started when i was about 7 i was at my new school and a teacher said put three points anywhere on your paper and it makes a triangle, and i stood up and walked to the black board and put three in a line,she was not impressed, but it made me think,
to apply my recent view of general set of variations the line is not straight and the points must have mass of unmeasureable area.
consider this my question and what i have,
is one a general set of variations?
or is zero a general set of variations?
post questions if you have any,
Thank you,
Bye for now and be well from Will and Mr Data
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