I am not sure of this. It seems to me like truth will change depending on the circumstances. Take for example, the truth that 1+1 = 2. Most often this is true, but there are circumstances and conditions when 1+1 = 3. So this truth will change.
Million Man Math Made Easy (Parody by Rush Limbaugh)
1 + 1 = 1, for sufficiently small values of 1.
Generally, 1+1 = 2. However, if you have a man and a woman bound together in love and fidelity by the Holy Sacrament of Matirimony, it often occurs that they will become a man, woman and child.1 + 1 = 1, for sufficiently small values of 1.
1 + 1 = 10 in binary.
1 is the loneliest number that you’ll ever do. 2 can be as bad as 1. Therefore, in some circumstances, 2 = 1.
Do the husband and wife become three, or do the husband and wife bring into existence a third, and entirely new, being? If it is the latter (and it is), the husband (1), and wife (1), and the new person (1), result in the formula 1+1+1=3.
Husband and wife = husband and wife and child,
You attended public school, didn’t you?
And of course, there is the fact from relativity theory that if v, the velocity of a particle, is close to the speed of light, then v+v will be considerably smaller than 2v, possibly 1.5v.
Just to confirm, these are tongue-in-cheek replies you are giving, right?
The addition of velocities near the speed of light is not what might be expected if Galitean methods were used.
Didn’t Paul write an Epistle using this method?
I was speaking of the rule for addition of velocities as given by the special theory of relativity which was not known at the time of Paul.Didn’t Paul write an Epistle using this method?
I know he wrote one to the Aphasians, but they had trouble reading it.
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