the fundamental theorem of ultra-socionics

[aestrivex]

the fundamental theorem of ultra-socionics states that people can be described by the letter K.


for example, take a given person. call him jim. the fundamental theorem of ultra-socionics states that jim=K.

the proof is as follows.

assume jim is not equal to K.

divide both sides by 2. jim gets mad. you can't divide jim in half. but, you CAN divide K in half.

jim then is also not equal to K/2. similarly, you can repeat this process for any complex c such that jim is not equal to K/c. thus jim is not equal to any value, which is impossible by definition.

thus jim=K.








consider the implications of the fundamental theorem of ultra-socionics.

all people are alike.

proof:

jim=K. recall that jim is just an example. it wouldn't make any difference if you called the person being described steve. thus steve=K. thus jim=steve. this can be used to prove that every two people are the exact same person.

[Quirk Satellite Div.]

What if I divided him by .5? Jim might like being replicated...

[UDP]

consider the implications of the fundamental theorem of ultra-socionics.

all people are alike.

Manifest and unmanifest.