Graybeard hallo,
I am not a native English speaker, but if I properly understood the meaning of the word "onus", it means something like a burden (correct me if I'm wrong). Then you are writing that I want to be a burden on the reader? If this was your meaning you are wrong. I want to be a burden only on those readers that claim or imply they can disprove my theory. I think it is inappropriate to claim that some theory is wrong without a sufficient logic explanation that backups the claim (this doesn't mean that the theory is right, but at least it wasn't disproved so far).That is why I became a burden on some of the members of this forum. But my general aim is to supply a new TOE that is written in great detail (so it will be properly understood by anyone) and presented in the most interesting way possible (for me). I want my readers to enjoy their experience and not only to receive dry data. Certainly it is not my intention to become a burden on the general reader.
Quote from you: " Roi ... Its hard to be a Devil's Advocate when I don't understand the terms. Can you give a clear definiton of an 'infinite discrete quantity' . Infinite cannot be used as a real number ??"
Graybeard, you are referring to data given in the appendix, which will be explained in detail only in later articles. However, I like your curiosity and your question can be simply answered. So: by "infinite discrete quantity" I do mean a real number. Furthermore, my "intuitive numbers" will merely be a subset of the "rational numbers". By limiting our selves to this subset we will receive some new limitations on our math that will demand the specification of a new number theory. But this number theory will be very obvious and intuitive (even more than that based on the "real numbers").
Quote from you: " Also ... Your philosophy makes an assumption that everyone has the same 'intuition' dilemma as you do ??"
Graybeard, you are right. I know that not everyone has the same intuition dilemma as I do. But I claim that my intuition dilemma was the motivation to seek knowledge and explanations in a new uncommon way, and thanks to that I reached my TOE. The easiest way for me to explain Q-space theory to others is through my eyes. If you will not understand my intuition dilemma and how I will solve "intuition problems", I think that Q-space theory will become so boring to you, that you will fall asleep before finishing it.
Thanks
Roi Lotan
