Most humans are solipsistic and believe that if something is not seen (the darkside of the moon) then it must not, or cannot, exist. Thus most humanity define existence according to experience and knowledge. “If you don’t know something then it doesn’t exist.”
“If I close my eyes then all the bad things go away.” That’s about 95% of humanity.
The sequence of pi may be random given that it is irrational but pi itself is not random
Since it occupies a specific place on the number line just like every other number does
Anything times an infinite is INFINITE, not “infinity”. Infinity is not a number, quantity, or place. Infinity is merely a vague idea of something unimaginably large.
And “random” means “lacking any predictable pattern”. So Pi, being predictable, is not random.
If you multiply an endless thing by anything, you still get an endless thing. It does NOT mean that they are the SAME thing, but rather that they merely have the same quality of being endless, not equal.
All standard closed two dimensional shapes are 360 degrees regardless of their shape so it would not be necessary to measure them
Squares and rectangles and triangles and parallelograms and rhombuses all have the same number and so logically circles would too
So the fact that a circle has no sides would not be a problem if one could calculate the number of degrees by that simple deduction
This is what Russell says right at the start of the paper:
It’s obvious. I don’t have to provide evidence for something that is obvious.
I know this. This is called apparent randomness. What you don’t understand is that not all randomness is apparent.
Yes, they do.
No, it’s not an end, and no, you are not right.
I am talking about information theory. What I am telling you is that there are bit strings, i.e. sequence of 1’s and 0’s, that cannot be compressed. No amount of intelligence can help you compress them. You are the one who is not listening.
Whatever you say must be true. That’s an indesputable fact.
That must be the case.
I say it is neither.
In fact, I understand it far better than you do.
That’s not what I am saying.
There is no other way to “define existence”. That’s what you do not understand. You have an unrealistic understanding of intelligence. When we say “God does not exist” we do so because we do not see him. That’s how it works. That’s not solipsism. That’s simply how intelligence works.