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Expressions Showing a Relationship between
Quantity and Quality |
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A Case for a Numerology:
Example(s): 1-7; The permutations of one through seven , or 1 Qual thru 7 Qual existential items/events, could provide an existential pattern........? |
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| An expression that shows why/how any Quan Qual expression of an Item(s)/Event(s) can have only a limited Quantitative value. Any expression of an Item(s)/Event(s) such as QuanCQualC must be the result of some factor of QuanAQualA /QuanBQualB . Or, QuanAQualA + QuanBQualB. So Quan C must be limited by it's prior Quantitative factor. Remember any Item(s)/Event(s) is said to be unique in terms of it's existential Quantitative and Qualitative values. So for any N1 Apple / N2 Orange => N3 Fruit. Or N1 Apple + N2 Orange => N3 Fruit. Note: This is existential Mathematics. | |
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