Contents:
An introduction
Description in words
Mathematical description
The formation of colour using mathematical and verbal descriptions
The biological and visual formation of nature
The universal limit and
The universe and its reproduction
All formation in the universe: mathematics and description in words
Where there is biological diversity: mathematics and description in words
Intelligent life and its limits:
Physical biological diversity: mathematics and description in words
The psychological mindset and actions of intelligent life: mathematics and description in words
Objects created and shaped by biological and intelligent life: mathematical and verbal descriptions
Introduction:
The theory of a limit associated with everything concerns the present moment. Its mathematical and alphabetical explanation is based on time: the calculation has an endpoint at the latest moment.
Description in words:
Described using words formed from the alphabet, explaining how the universal looks, including colour, and behaves. The alphabetical explanation is limited by the number of words in the dictionary.
Mathematical description:
For each of a finite number of forms, and the colour code known to contain a finite number of possibilities, there is a mathematical question.
Mathematical forms are elementary. There is a finite number of forms in this universe.
Based on the formation of objects:
Is there a mathematically finite number of unfriendly, negatively charged, and friendly, positively charged, combinations?
Natural
The fixed form or object made by nature
The artificial object made by intelligent life
Based on biological formation:
There is a determined mathematical explanation for reproduction and its biological result. The mathematical and chemical formula determines a receiver and sender in reproduction. Those two were themselves created through the same process, so current biological diversity is produced by the earliest receiver and sender: a mathematical and chemical sequence beginning with the first reproduction of life.
A human cannot reproduce with an elephant; biological diversity is determined to reproduce within its own species.
There are different combinations within species. Reproduction between receiver and sender of the same species, described mathematically, produces a finite number of possible visual physical designs.
Collect data on friendly, positive, and unfriendly, negative, visually and physically possible designs across mathematical forms, together with their alphabetical descriptions, to obtain the finite number.
The biological and visual formation of nature and its finite reproduction
The planet’s natural diversity.
For example: roots, plants, trees and even the grass on a lawn have a limit, in relation to time, to the number of visual and biological forms they can take. This is based on every possible mathematical form and biological process, as well as their alphabetical description and the patterns in which all colours form.
How could AI find every possible design of both visual forms and biological processes? By using a data-trained machine that tests every possible form and size, as well as all possible biochemical reactions from their emergence, through biochemical development, until they are phased out. This is in turn based on physical and biochemical limits.
What are those physical and biochemical limits? All possible explanations, calculations and reactions, limited in relation to time.
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The mathematical limit on:
The universe and its reproduction:
All its formation in the universe
Where there is biological diversity
Objects in the universe and the mathematical limit on movement
By collecting data on friendly and unfriendly visually and physically possible designs and elements, mathematical forms and verbal descriptions
Biological life on Earth and its mathematically limited reproduction
See biological formation.
What is universally limited to exist:
In the universe, its natural stones and elements function in different, finite ways
On the planet:
Nature and its limited possible development based on possible formations, mutations and known, describable chemical and biological processes
We cannot see the possible number of limits associated with nature in the present age because we do not know every possible chemical and biological process.
But we can see the possible forms of the design itself.
Intelligent life and its limits:
Physical biological diversity
Psychological mindset and actions
Objects created by biological life
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We can see many possible limits associated with intelligent life on Earth, based on alphabetical explanations and mathematical descriptions of what is possible, describing the physical and what makes intelligent life act and think.
The mathematical limit on the visually biological:
For intelligent life:
The body, each body part and its functions: what forms are possible?
The brain, psychology and their functions: what forms can they take?
How many different designs could each body part have, based on every possible form?
Description in words of every design based on each colour, formation and function,
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Verbal and mathematical descriptions of the limited number of:
The mindset
What are all possible
Feelings in every possible state; thoughts made up of every possible explanation assembled from words; imaginings made up of every possible explanation assembled from words; external influences made up of every possible explanation; levels of behaviour in every possible behavioural state; and levels of understanding in every possible state of understanding. What are these limited to doing, based on all the words assembled to describe every possible form of explanation?
How is the mindset formed as a result of upbringing and all possible combinations of external influences?
What influences the mindset now, from possible external influences and from what the mindset has become through upbringing?
The finite result is the maximum mathematical number of combinations based on possible verbal descriptions of the mindset, the inner voice and external influences.
Actions
Around you now, throughout life, alone, with others, with objects and with nature: what can these perform, based on words describing every action and the mathematical number of possibilities?
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The mathematical and alphabetical explanation of the limited number of:
Objects created by intelligent life: in our case, human-made designs
A car has a finite number of forms based on the friendly, which we see as positive, and unfriendly, which we see as negative. A dataset of all mathematically possible angles and forms would give the finite number for an object such as a car.
A house in the same way
A football in the same way
A dishwasher
Nothing is infinite up to the present moment; everything is limited while moving through time.
