-> On 30 Apr 09  17:48:00, Jeff Binkley got back to Dan Ceppa 
-> Re: A FUN  AIL U OF IT

 DC>The mathematician Benjamin Peirce called mathematics "the science
 DC>that draws necessary conclusions".[5] Albert Einstein, on the other
 DC>far as hand, stated that "as the laws of mathematics refer to
 DC>far as reality, they are not certain; and as they are certain, they
 DC>far as do not refer to reality."[6]
 
 JB> Wow.  I can't believe how much I just learned.  In the 8 college level
 JB> mathematics courses I took we dealt with absolutes, limits, unlimited 
 JB> series, infinite series, imaginary series, unsolvable series, 
 JB> irrationals, disjoints, points, and more.  

Too bad you didn't take the time to learn anything about it them.  

Science does not do proofs or absolutes.  



... Logic 101: Do not endeavor to prove negatives. Unless you're an idiot.
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