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

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

DC>Science does not do proofs or absolutes.

Are we talking about science or math here ?  The quote from Benjamin
Pierce and Albert Einstein were about mathematics where proofs and
absolutes are done regularly.  I made no comments about science so I am
unsure why you responded as such.


Jeff

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