How do you define words? How do you view math? Is it abstract? Is it concrete? It is inflexable?
Most mathematicians fall short because their mind can not accept the fact that not everything is tangible. Also, they don't understand that an absolute truth can not exist, only a half of truth.
Explore your mind. How do you interact with symbolism?
Try a simple "association". The word is "slave". What did you see? If you are a member of the masses then what you envisioned is what they wanted you to. As soon as I said slave you thought black people. This is a major problem!
Yes, one page of the ourstory in the chapter of the book of our life, we were slaves. Why do we let this symbolize our existence?
Let's explore, while using math as a concept.
If I give u the numbers 2-6-7-9-8-3-1-4-5 ...... How do you see them? When you take them and say 2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9 what in essence are you doing?
Some of you may say I am counting. Now pay close attention please. You are counting, however, if you understand the concept of math and not it's functions you would realize that in all actuality what you are doing is expressing the CONCEPT or ORDER.
Does that make sense to you?
Now, if you take the CONCEPT or woman coming from the "rib of a man"... Use the same CONCEPT of ORDER to determine the validity of this analogy.
First, men have an extra rib. If I do the math or conceptualize this the only thing that makes sense to me is that I as a woman can function without that extra rib. It makes me different then he. If he gave it to me then in essence he should be one short, therefore, my functions are different then he.
Now, taking math a lilltle further.... if you stated you were counting, ask yourself this how do you count zero?
Fact, you don't. It is a concept. The concept of the unseen. The circle the symbolizes "zero" is no more then a symbol of the unseen. A CONCEPT TO UNDERSTAND WITH YOUR MIND.
Then you have the number 1. Look at it, it's all alone.
So really what counts, is starting at two. When the concept of zero, realizes the one is there now we have something tangible.
What are your concepts?
Most mathematicians fall short because their mind can not accept the fact that not everything is tangible. Also, they don't understand that an absolute truth can not exist, only a half of truth.
Explore your mind. How do you interact with symbolism?
Try a simple "association". The word is "slave". What did you see? If you are a member of the masses then what you envisioned is what they wanted you to. As soon as I said slave you thought black people. This is a major problem!
Yes, one page of the ourstory in the chapter of the book of our life, we were slaves. Why do we let this symbolize our existence?
Let's explore, while using math as a concept.
If I give u the numbers 2-6-7-9-8-3-1-4-5 ...... How do you see them? When you take them and say 2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9 what in essence are you doing?
Some of you may say I am counting. Now pay close attention please. You are counting, however, if you understand the concept of math and not it's functions you would realize that in all actuality what you are doing is expressing the CONCEPT or ORDER.
Does that make sense to you?
Now, if you take the CONCEPT or woman coming from the "rib of a man"... Use the same CONCEPT of ORDER to determine the validity of this analogy.
First, men have an extra rib. If I do the math or conceptualize this the only thing that makes sense to me is that I as a woman can function without that extra rib. It makes me different then he. If he gave it to me then in essence he should be one short, therefore, my functions are different then he.
Now, taking math a lilltle further.... if you stated you were counting, ask yourself this how do you count zero?
Fact, you don't. It is a concept. The concept of the unseen. The circle the symbolizes "zero" is no more then a symbol of the unseen. A CONCEPT TO UNDERSTAND WITH YOUR MIND.
Then you have the number 1. Look at it, it's all alone.
So really what counts, is starting at two. When the concept of zero, realizes the one is there now we have something tangible.
What are your concepts?