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onionmon · 01-15-2004, 04:10 PM

Well see, here's the deal, u can't prove it with algebra. Its not something that u can prove with algebraic or ?calculus-ic? methods. Its more of a realization proof than anything else. For example, you would actually need to define the number 1. What is the definition of "1". Then you would need to define the operation "+". I remember that defining that would require explaining how the conjuction of two items creates the results. You also need to show what "1+" means and "+1" means ,etc. Thats the general outline, but i would like a PROOF. like just slap down on paper on a test.

01-15-2004, 04:10 PM	#4 (permalink)
onionmon Upright Location: Bunn Ogg West. visit me	Well see, here's the deal, u can't prove it with algebra. Its not something that u can prove with algebraic or ?calculus-ic? methods. Its more of a realization proof than anything else. For example, you would actually need to define the number 1. What is the definition of "1". Then you would need to define the operation "+". I remember that defining that would require explaining how the conjuction of two items creates the results. You also need to show what "1+" means and "+1" means ,etc. Thats the general outline, but i would like a PROOF. like just slap down on paper on a test. __________________ Simmons! I want you to poison Grif's next meal! Yes sir! I'm Dutch-Irish... ...I'm from Iowa!