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ROFL!!!! I see I've touched a nerve... the truth hurts
By now then your nerves must be in a terrible mess. Probably better that makes you rofl though than self-harming.
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Again you've unwittingly admitted you know nothing about proofs because "goal" is NOT "inappropriate parlance."
Yes it is, completely inappropriate. You turning blue in the face shouting "STUpid" all the time won't alter a thing.
You were using goal and result synonymously.
Neither at the outset of the square circle problem, nor at the conclusion, nor anywhere in between is the 'goal' anything like the result.
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You've also unwittingly admitted you know nothing about proofs by your ignorance of the fact that reexpressing a negative is one way of setting out to prove it.
Lol. First pseudoscience now pseudomath.
This mathematical problem was not set out to be "proved negative".... dear me.
There is nothing like the "reexpressing of a negative" ...wtf are you talking about? lol that is just too ridiculous for words! The proposition is given as a straight forward mathematical problem not a negative expression or "reexpression".. omg... "reexpressing a negative" after the result has bolted won't fix your confusion.
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You've also unwittingly admitted you know nothing about proofs by childishly clinging to your "belief" that proofs of impossibility are not proofs of negatives. How in the world do you "think" proof that NO WAY exists to do something is not proof of a negative? Not to mention that proofs of impossibility are also called negative proofs but an ignoranus like you wouldn't know that.
Unwittingly a new word discovery for you is it?
I already commented pages ago that a negative proof in math is not the same as proving a negative. Too busy acting like a 5 year old throwing fits, you obviously missed it.
The result of the problem proves true as a logical impossibility. It does not prove negative. Otherwise it would be called proof of a negative. It isn't. YOU call it that and as you are a total dickbrain anyway it doesn't count.
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Glad you brought up the teapot again. First because proof that a method doesn't exist is every bit as much proof of a negative as proof that an object doesn't exist. And second because your "reasoning" on that shows how laughably uninformed and self-contradictory your drivel is. STUpid assumptions + STUpid "logic" = STUpid conclusions.
A Celestial Teapot or a Celestial God? Of course both are equally implausible.
Simply because a Celestial God is just as much of an unfalsifiable claim as is a Celestial Teapot.
http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showt...231#post2951231
You're glad I brought up the teapot? You wouldn't be if you had a clue.
"First because proof that a method doesn't exist is every bit as much proof of a negative as proof that an object doesn't exist."
Bollocks.
It's proof of an impossibility as true. If circle's could be squared the result would be in the same form, and
still a true statement. One proving impossibility the other proving possibility.
You are turning one of those proven results into a negative AND a different statement, namely "proof of a negative", which is categorically not what the math result states in mathematical terms.
As neither the Teapot or God can be measured as objects, both being too indeterminable to be relevant to math or science in general , they are equally unfalsifiable.
So yes, bollocks is a fitting description for your brainless idea that one is less so than the other.
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You've proven again that you are too unread, too intellectually dishonest and too STUpid for this conversation.
Yes you have proven you are all those. I needn't have bothered really.
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How in the world do you "think" proof that NO WAY exists to do something is not proof of a negative?
Lol.Are you really this ignorant because you are just a prick, or is it a religious mind block that's leaving you so ill-informed? Same thing I suppose.
The result of the math is proven true as a logical impossibility. That is the math part. End of.
It doesn't prove a negative - YOU say it does that AFTER the math and outside of it. It is YOUR perception . It is not the result given by the math.
Otherwise all such impossibilities proven true would be called "proof of a negative". In math none are.
You obviously need to understand math better to realize why they are not.