Hello from the USA.
I'm a seventy-five year old, sixty percent disabled veteran. I am fortunate I have a good support person. I live on the beach on the west coast in Oregon for health reasons, my body reacts to the pollution and this is the only place that keeps the problem to a minimum.
I was an CEO/Engineer of an Internet Service Provider in the 1994 modem build-out. I enjoy mathematics (I'm just weird) LOL. I have a project that I have worked on for the last thirty-five years that is completed. I would like to share and communicate with those that enjoy mathematics. The project only uses deductive logic and basic mathematics, so everyone can understand it. Let me know IF there are those that enjoy the mental stimulation of beautiful subject of mathematics.
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Hello @woodturner550 and welcome to Scope in the UK!
I had to look up deductive logic but like the sound of this. Please share your project here as we don't allow personal details on the forum.
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It will not let me post the article, I'm to new to the forum.
The project allows for a mathematical standard where there could not be one before.
Let me know what to do, please.
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One of the Scope Team will be along in the morning to help. I'm an ordinary member and not a tech.
A beach in Oregon sounds very lovely 😎 we are near the end of summer and moving into autumn (fall). What's it like there?
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Thanks for the help.
Part of the coast here is beach and part is mountains with beautiful views. Our summer was two days in the low 80's. Mostly cool with nice breezes from the ocean. We have to share the area with tourists as it is both peaceful and beautiful. The breeze from the ocean is clean, little pollution and pollens. Today temperature is 59 degrees, but, sunny.
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That is W I D E ocean. Those are my kind of temperatures but we had a series of heatwaves this year which is becoming the norm. Only two days of summer for you? Is that usual? I'm not sure which I'd prefer if I could choose 😄
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Some summers are a little warner and less fog, but, on the ocean we always have squalls and cooler than inland. The ocean is cold here. If your boat goes down and all you have is a life vest, life expectancy is less than twenty minutes. Have to of gotten into a cold weather wet suit to last twenty four hours. We have people die within sight of land often. We had a boat go down in the mouth of the bay and lost all hands. We have Coast Guard station and helicopter in sight of the sinking and Coast Guard was on site knowing the fishing boat was in trouble. When the ocean has a bad fit (storm) it is not unusual to get thirty foot waves. One rule you learn here is you never turn your back on the ocean, rogue waves!
Fishing is very good. Just lots of ruff waves and wind. The beauty of the ruff waves is the beauty and power of the ocean. I'll see if I can find some pictures of wild weather.
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Yes, the ocean is LARGE. I will try to find some pictures of the ocean when we have thirty foot waves. The ocean is cold. If your boat goes down and all you have is a life vest you have at most twenty minutes before death. We lost a boat in the mouth of the bay and lost all hands. We have Coast Guard Station and helicopters and they were on station because they knew the boat was in trouble.
Fishing is very good!
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I'll try to find other pictures. But you get the idea.
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Hello again! I think this post got stuck over the Atlantic last night but it sounds and looks wild! Great pictures. Do you still fish?
How far from those waves do you live? 🤔
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Hi,
Yes, things get lost in the little ocean. Haha. As for fishing, I’m homebound now unless my great caregiver can go with me. I still drive, I have COPD, kidney, tumors on my adrenal glands and major heart problems (30% of my heart beats are PCB’s and afib). But I’m still pushing up daisies! So, no fishing, just sightseeing now. This is Agent Orange at its greatest LOL.
I live on top of a shelf above the ocean. I could almost throw a baseball into the ocean from my house. We get to go to sleep with the wonderful sounds of the ocean. Waldport is a small village with about 5,000 people. Very quiet most of the time. Surrounded by forest so we have deer, bear, mountain lions and the rest of the critters.
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Still will not let me post file of proof. Do you need to see what it tells me?
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You have to be around for a little while longer before you can post links.
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Just to wet your appetite:
PROOF: Indeterminate Data Input into a Deterministic Program Outputs Indeterminate Data.
Let us go to the ROOT of mathematics. It is determinate logic. The ancient Greeks, starting with figures like Thales and Pythagoras around the 6th century BC, turned math into a formal academic discipline. Deductive reasoning and logical proofs replaced mere practical calculation, giving birth to mathematics. With this as the starting point, not what is currently thought to be correct, let us discover the PROOF by deductive logic. This is the GOLD STANDARD of mathematics.
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I'm all ears (eyes)
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When I try to post the proof I get the following.
You have to be around for a little while longer before you can post links.
How long before I can post it?
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@Community_Scope can you answer this question for @woodturner550 please?
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It's only me in today and I'm not 100% sure what the number is I'm sorry so I will ask the team tomorrow and let you know as soon as I can @Bluebell21 @woodturner550
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Thank you @Mary_Scope
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Thank you @Mary Scope
The file is a word document or I can send it as a PDF if that helps.
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Sorry for it being a problem. I did not think about being able to be made into a PDF.
Any words not known or understood can be defined in the Internet Brouser. Such as:
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
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