![]() | THE PROOF FOR THIRD GRADERS "If you can see something, it can't be OUT THERE, because if it were OUT THERE, you wouldn't be able to see it." | ![]() |
The Proof Learning implies Learning with Certainty or Not Learning with Certainty. Distance and Learning implies Learning by Being an Effect. Learning by Being an Effect implies Not Learning with Certainty. Therefore, Learning with Certainty implies Learning, but Not by Being an Effect, and Not across a space time Distance. Homer W. Smith ca. 1973 theproof@lightlink.com
Main Body | Appendices | Arthur C. Clarke Letters | Valedntine's Day Lectures |
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Abstract |
The Party Line |
Arthur C. Clarke 1/9 |
Valentine's Day Lecture |
Introduction |
Logic |
Arthur C. Clarke 2/9 |
Valentine's Day Lecture II |
Runways |
Scalars and Dimensionality |
Arthur C. Clarke 3/9 |
Valentine's Day Lecture III |
Opening Definitions |
The Proof, Intro to Logic |
Arthur C. Clarke 4/9 |
Valentine's Day Lecture IV |
The A's and the B's |
The Proof, Logical Form |
Arthur C. Clarke 5/9 |
Valentine's Day Lecture V |
Symbols and Referents |
The Proof, Content Form |
Arthur C. Clarke 6/9 |
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Standard Reference Model |
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Arthur C. Clarke 7/9 |
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Arthur C. Clarke 8/9 |
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Arthur C. Clarke 9/9 |