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08 September 2006
The work on the decimal system nears completion, famous last words!
It has led to the discovery of a "computable number generator", so it has been worth the effort.
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03 August 2006
The work on the decimal system is exceeding expectations. It is in focus, so to speak, because for decimal you can read real and for real you can read decimal. Note that a computable number is recursive and a decimal number can be recurring.
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16 January 2006
This is an announcement. I have started work on the set theory of the decimal system.
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17 December 2005
It is at this stage that I really must point out to you the integrity of the decimal system. It is forced.
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30 September 2005
It is with a trembling hand that I bring this latest news to you.
In spendid isolation the Sierpinski Triangle has emerged in work done by Pietgen and Wolfram in the last decade of the 20th century and work done by Google in the first decade of the 21st Century, each independant of the other.
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07 May 2005
Let us consider all the options, it can be subject to state theory like boolean algebra, it is can be subject to probability theory like roullete, it can be subject to quantum theory with simple rules and no pedictable outcome.
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03 May 2005
Having watched Richard Feynman's Lectures on "Photons: Corpuscles of Light" in which he carefully prepares his audience in general terms to be receptive to the theory of Quantum Electro Dynamics, it was with great delight that I noted that theory's adherance to George Boole's "Laws of Thought", and as testimony to the general applicability of both schemes.
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15 April 2005
It is remarkable to me that nature adds herself to the list of thinkers where she joins man and machine in thinking in one and only one way.
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19 March 2005
In splendid isolation the Sierpinski Triangle emerged in work done by Pietgen and Wolfram in the last decade of the 20th Century.
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Considering the thought process:

Thinking, infinite reasons only one way.

Thinking, man or machine only one way.

Thinking is pre-existant, it has no need to include itself in anything.

The beauty of thinking is that you seek expecting to find.

After the thinking comes the reasoning.

The term 'in-silico' totally defines life and life totally defines the term 'in-silico', they are equal and opposite.

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