Sunday, October 08, 2006

Derivation

Admin1: I updated the label list.

Doctor Gravytee: You did well with the list except that you failed.

A1: Thank you.

Dr. G: I noticed that you removed the synonyms.

A1: Yes.

Dr. G: What for? Synonyms are where Alphysics is. How can you remove them. You need to add more synonyms so that we can start doing Alphysics.

A1: I am learning.

Dr. G: In rational systems which are not yet achieved the supreme abzurd state of Alphysics synonyms are seen as errors. In a rational list language you would write synonyms on the same line. They are equivalent. They are definitions. It doesn't matter if you call Doctor Greene Doctor Greene Mr. Greene, Greene, or use his Columbia employee ID number to identify him. But in non-rational systems such as Alphysics we define as many synonyms as possible and we write them on separate lines to create an illusion of hierarchy.

A1: I see. This way derivation becomes possible.

Dr. G: Yes. You are a fast learner. If you write synonyms as synonyms there would be no papers to write because synonyms are synonyms. If you order the synonyms as if they were different entities and then cancel them by derivation to obtain the root element you could write several papers.

A1: Isn't this a waste of time? Why write all those superfluous synonyms in order to cancel them?

Dr. G: Derivation is a Very Old Scholastic Polemics. It is glorious. Derivation is synonymous with Alphysics.

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