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- Title: The Computer and the Incarnation of Ahriman: 2. Methodology
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- is not the place to state the general argument for why the
- that he rarely made observations, and stated a prime motivation
- share. All are based on a relatively small set of statements
- Axioms are extremely simple statements, so simple that their
- which states that a proposition must either be true or its
- Statements in the logical system consist of lawful sequences of
- statement into another true statement. These are perhaps most
- indefinitely large number of true statements, the most
- compound statements which have been spun out of the axioms by
- showing a statement to be necessarily true or false (proving or
- signs which may appear in statements. In this case, the
- “x” is understood to stand for any statement (axiom
- or theorem). The rule states that any true statement remains
- which statements in this logic may be expressed has never been
- the statements, both axioms and theorems, indicate sources of
- confused by them: who in his right mind would trouble to state
- are simple statements, while theorems are almost always
- Title: The Computer and the Incarnation of Ahriman: 3. Premises of History/Demonstration
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- wave/particle duality against great resistance, stated it as,
- “The opposite of a correct statement is a false
- statement. But the opposite of a profound truth may well be
- being which holds the world, which is then cast into a state of
- multiplicity, the state in which we encounter the unified
- any other parts, in which state the snake is a closed figure,
- creation is together, without real separateness; this state is
- resembling its present state will be at an end.
- Title: The Computer and the Incarnation of Ahriman: 4. History of the Incarnation of Ahriman in its Macrocosmic Aspect
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- philosophies did not reflect the general state of human
- the advanced state of the incarnation in the conceptual
- of finite state machines, and in fuller form, by the theory of
- either direction, and changes states depending on what it
- the state marked A, in which it reads the tape. If the tape
- advances the tape and goes into state B, in which it again
- the tape. Otherwise, it advances the tape and returns to state
- machine passing between states A and B and advancing the tape,
- encountered, the machine halts and, depending on the state it
- this problem, forming the basis of the state of the art in
- thus computers out of matter in this extreme state.
- matter is in a peculiarly unbalanced state when it is
- Lucifer. But when matter is in this state (that is, is
- collapsing into a more ordinary state, so that superconductive
- Title: The Computer and the Incarnation of Ahriman: 5. From the Beginning of Time to the End
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- a state of being. But we — humans — are beings. So
- “hell” may be the name for a particular state
- state of a human being, that state continually undergoes
- us and acquire an altered state of being. All degrees of
- the state of our being. They differ not in whether attention is
- They were expelled from the “Edenic” state of being
- into the “fallen” state of being, the
- human state of being was broken and access to one of the pieces
- degeneration deepened as the human state of being
- hardened and dried as a reflection of the changing human state.
- Title: The Computer and the Incarnation of Ahriman: Cover Sheet
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- the United States of America
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