HOMER'S LOGIC

> Homer can't be criticised, because he doesn't use logic, that's one of
> those nasty things from the real world. Instead he likes his 'perfect
> certainties' all discovered without the use of logic, which is a bit
> odd, but everyone is entitled to their opinion.

> Even if they don't support it.
> He's not likely to convince anyone else though.

      Now answering THIS is having too much time on my hands.

      Perfect certainties are ascertained by direct perception, you see
red, thus there is red.

      Logic is a detailed description of the word IS, thus once you have
said "there is red" you can't then say "there is not red."

      That's all logic is, a description of IS, which is gleaned by
direct perception of something that IS.

      Physical machines are not capable of direct perception, even of
themselves.  However consciousness is capable of direct perception of
it's self and what it is conscious of.

      By red we do not mean photons, we mean conscious color form as
there is no perfect certainty of anything physical or non conscious.

      The 3 laws of logic are thus derived about the nature of IS by
looking at it directly, and they are as follow:

      IS implies IS.
      Either IS or   IS NOT.
      Never  IS and  IS NOT.

      As Shakespear said<

      "To Be or NOT to BE, but never neither and never both."

      That's it, all propositional logic flows from that.

      A implies A.
      Either A or not A.
      Never A and not A.

      If something doesn't fit those 3 rules, then it isn't IS.

      As an aside,

      A implies B means: Either B or not A.

      From the above we can derive simple things that some women
apparently have a hard time with.

      If A implies B and B implies C, then A implies C.

      Thus if circle B is inside circle A, and circle C
is inside circle B, then circle C has to be inside of circle A.

      Thus if all dogs are animals, and Joey is a dog, then Joey
must be an animal.

      Read Atlas Shrugged, might do you some good.

      Now then here is some logic that WILL do some people some good.

      Learning implies Learning with Certainty or Learning with Not
Certainty.

      Distance and Learning implies Learning by being an Effect.

      Learning by being an Effect implies Not Learning with Certainty.

      Therefore,

       Learning with Certainty implies Learning,

       but not by being an Effect, and

       not across a space time distance.

       The proof ca 1973.

       Homer


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Learning implies Learning with Certainty or Learning without Certainty.
Learning across a Distance implies Learning by Being an Effect.
Learning by Being an Effect implies Learning without Certainty.
Therefore, Learning with Certainty implies Learning, but
not by Being an Effect, and not across a Distance.

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