All science is based upon the assumption that 1+1=2. This statement seems to be logically undeniable (you buy one bouncy castle and then you buy another one you have bought two).
So lets take 1+1 and say it equals 2 for arguments sake can we dis[rpve creationism?
Key
!= is does not equal
x != 0
x!= infinite
x/2 =0.5x
That simple point disproves the creation theory.
Explaination
For the theory of creation to be true then x cannot equal 0 (because there was a begining to us in that theory). As long as x equals anything other than 0 the universe is finite.
So lets presume that the universe was finite. For the universe to be finite:
it must have a begining and an end
there must be a smallest obect and a largest object
if the universe is infinite:
it has no begining and no end (the creation theory therefor can not be true)
it has no smallest object and no largest object
so if we can prove that the universe has no begining and no end using only 1+1=2 then we can disprove god (or at least the creation theory)
1+1=2
therefore 0+0=0
and 0*0=0
0/0=0
0-0=0
0^60000000 = 0
e.c.t
logically by that point there cannot be a begining because before the begining there must be nothing and if 1+1=2 no matter what you do to nothing you end up with nothing meaning that there can be no begining if 1+1=2.
same with the objects.
1+1=2
2/2=1
6/3=2
therefore there can be no smallest object because we can always divide an object by a nmber larger than one unless the smallest object is infinite (obviosly not) or 0 whih is nothing and therefore impossible.
These simple points when put together means that if 1+1=2 then the creation theory is wrong.
And of course logically 1+1=2 must be true but then again it seems logically imposible that light is constant.
So can 1+1=3?
1+1=2
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Planck's length - look it up.same with the objects.
1+1=2
2/2=1
6/3=2
therefore there can be no smallest object because we can always divide an object by a nmber larger than one unless the smallest object is infinite (obviosly not) or 0 whih is nothing and therefore impossible.
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Re: 1+1=2
Post #4No, mathematics is. Science, to a degree is based on mathematics.romat wrote:All science is based upon the assumption that 1+1=2.
1+1=2 is not an assumption. It is perhaps a definition of 2 in a system where addition always yields the same result and that is closed to addition.romat wrote:This statement seems to be logically undeniable (you buy one bouncy castle and then you buy another one you have bought two).
That will be a stretch. Let's see.romat wrote:So lets take 1+1 and say it equals 2 for arguments sake can we disprpve creationism?
If x is not zero and not infinity then x/2 is 0.5 x. Yes.romat wrote: Key
!= is does not equal
x != 0
x!= infinite
x/2 =0.5x
No it does not.romat wrote:That simple point disproves the creation theory.
What is x? Why can't x be zero for a creationist?romat wrote:Explaination
For the theory of creation to be true then x cannot equal 0 (because there was a begining to us in that theory).
You lost me. If x =0, the universe is not finite and if x=4.1 the universe is finite. I think that you missed a step somewhere.romat wrote:As long as x equals anything other than 0 the universe is finite.
Let's not presume that the universe is finite. Let's agree with most cosmologists and assert that the universe is most probably finite.romat wrote:So lets presume that the universe was finite.
OK, I'll agree with that.romat wrote:For the universe to be finite:
it must have a begining and an end
That does not necessarily follow, but let's agree for the sake of argument.romat wrote:there must be a smallest obect and a largest object
OK.romat wrote:if the universe is infinite:
it has no beginning and no end (the creation theory therefor can not be true)
Not necessarily. You will have to show how you concluded that from there being an infinite universe. Could there be an infinite universe of only ping-pong balls. There would be a smallest object.romat wrote:it has no smallest object and no largest object
No we couldn't but, let's see you try.romat wrote:so if we can prove that the universe has no beginning and no end using only 1+1=2 then we can disprove god (or at least the creation theory)
by definitionromat wrote:1+1=2
0+0=0 but it is not because 1+1=2romat wrote:therefore 0+0=0
0×0 does equal zero.romat wrote:and 0*0=0
zero divided by zero is undefined. Ask any mathematician.romat wrote:0/0=0
Yes true.romat wrote:0-0=0
Correct, but still irrelevant.romat wrote:0^60000000 = 0
You mean that you cannot get something from nothing, therefore there must have always been something.?romat wrote:e.c.t
logically by that point there cannot be a beginning because before the beginning there must be nothing and if 1+1=2 no matter what you do to nothing you end up with nothing meaning that there can be no beginning if 1+1=2.
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Post #5
No without math conventional science would not exist.Science, to a degree is based on mathematics.
Of course it is it is the original assumption from which all maths (and science) is based.1+1=2 is not an assumption
at least you agree with thatIf x is not zero and not infinity then x/2 is 0.5 x. Yes.
Prove itromat wrote:
That simple point disproves the creation theory.
No it does not
x is a number i apply what it is in situations laterWhat is x? Why can't x be zero for a creationist?
no that point is explained later onYou lost me. If x =0, the universe is not finite and if x=4.1 the universe is finite. I think that you missed a step somewhere.
care to name one? besides most people believe in the big bang theory meaning that the universe is infintite.Let's not presume that the universe is finite. Let's agree with most cosmologists and assert that the universe is most probably finite.
of course it does. finite means there has to be two ends to all scales.romat wrote:
there must be a smallest obect and a largest object
That does not necessarily follow, but let's agree for the sake of argument.
and if you cut a ping pong ball in half?Not necessarily. You will have to show how you concluded that from there being an infinite universe. Could there be an infinite universe of only ping-pong balls. There would be a smallest object.
if you have zero sweets and shared them into zero groups how many sweets would thare be in each group?zero divided by zero is undefined. Ask any mathematician.
0/0 is undefined because it logically is pointless and makes no sense as how can you divide something into zero groups? even so you still get zero in each group no matter what (as there are no groups).
yes it is because if all maths is built off the assumption that 1+1=2. you can prove any statement in maths from 1+1=2 (or from anywhere else) but you can never prove the original assumption (and when you do you just move the assumption back)0+0=0 but it is not because 1+1=2
No. I mean if 1+1=2 you can not get something from nothing therefore there must have always been something. In the theory of creationism there is a begining and an end therefore it is either wrong or 1+1 does not equal 2 or we as a human race have just bodged everything up (more than likley we did use to believe the world was flat)You mean that you cannot get something from nothing, therefore there must have always been something.?