Re: [jboske] pimu of real numbers?

["Jorge Llambias" <jjllambias@hotmail.com>]

la nitcion cusku di'e

> (1) A number can be singled out out of the mass of all numbers. It is a 
> spisa.
> Real numbers are not atomic: you can always divide them into x < n/2
> and x >= n/2. They are therefore stuff.

So would you say that {pimu li bi cu du li vo}?
Is that what you mean by fractioning reals?
Can you also say that {re li vo cu du li bi}? No, that
doesn't work because it would have to work for each of
the {livo}'s individually. Maybe {piro loi re li vo cu du li bi}?
"the whole of two 4's is 8"? Then {li pa joi li pa du li re}?

> Numbers have the peculiarity that every possible bit of a number is a 
> spisa.
> 3D objects have the peculiarity that every possible bit of a spisa
> are non-spisa.
>
> As in, pa lo namcu cu se pagbu re lo namcu
> But pa lo djacu na se pagbu re lo djacu

{pa lo namcu cu se pagbu re lo namcu} means "there is exactly
one number which is part of exactly two numbers", clearly
false. You are probably speaking of number-Kind.

mu'o mi'e xorxes


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