You are not incorrect Sir. He didn't refute that all of the base 10 math didn't work. It only falls apart when you use "0" or "1."

It is akin to the more complicated math used in quantum physics and particle physics. Each, independently prove-out their positions. Both prove true. The math proves each one. Yet, when you try to reconcile them together, the math doesn't work but instead, stand in conflict to each other -even though, they are both describing the exact same thing. So, are they both wrong or both right? As Terrance stated, that is why nobody has been able to come up with a working unified theory. Was it the state of the universe that prevents a unified theory from being discovered or something else... like the math used to construct them? Or was it (as he stated) their original zenith (assumption) from which their evaluation started from? I would argue both.

Expand your thinking and give the concept a bit more due diligence before you disregard it as junk.

You are not incorrect Sir. He didn't refute that all of the base 10 math didn't work. It only falls apart when you use "0" or "1."

It is akin to the more complicated math used in quantum physics and particle physics. Each, independently prove-out their positions. Both prove true. The math proves each one. Yet, when you try to reconcile them together, the math doesn't work but instead, stand in conflict to each other -even though, they are both describing the exact same thing. So, are they both wrong or both right? As Terrance stated, that is why nobody has been able to come up with a working unified theory. Was it the state of the universe that prevents a unified theory from being discovered or something else... like the math used to construct them? Or was it (as he stated) their original zenith (assumption) from which their evaluation started from? I would argue both.

You are not incorrect Sir. He didn't refute that all of the base 10 math didn't work. It only falls apart when you use "0" or "1."

It is akin to the more complicated math used in quantum physics and particle physics. Each, independently prove-out their positions. Both prove true. The math proves each one. Yet, when you try to reconcile them together, the math doesn't work but instead, stand in conflict to each other -even though, they are both describing the exact same thing. So, are they both wrong or both right? As Terrance stated, that is why nobody has been able to come up with a working unified theory. Was it the state of the universe that prevents a unified theory from being discovered or something else... like the math used to construct them?