EDIT: Realized that I had this sitting in drafts for quite some time now. Going to go ahead and actually click post now, over a week later.
I am trying to simple it,
Good. All I'm asking is that you "simple it" down to being so simple that it is entirely axiomatic before you call "it" a proof.
you are complicated, beside you are...
Aren't we all. I'm glad that you can admit this of me, and would hope that you can admit it of yourself. If you can, we might just hope to get along some day after all.
You are constantly trying to put things into logical matter.
Oh dear me. Again, do you really want to be seen as rejecting this notion? If you don't take rationality of logic very dearly to heart, how are we expected to even trust your logical proof-carrying-network (coin) let alone your "just trust me" claims and promises? Without rationality there can be no basis for trust. I hope you would see why even this statement puts you back onto that spectrum of "misguided at best and scam at worst" that I think you probably want to avoid entirely if you're to have any hope for real long-term success of your coin.
Proof of me or you or he or she is an asshole doesnt mean that I am, you are, he is, she is an asshole, even if you proof that!!!
Correct! I am glad that we agree on that much. What is interesting is the "even if you proof that" which is central to my point. You cannot "proof" those things. They are "unproofable"!
I only illustrate them to better point to why such things are unproofable, and generally what the nature of proofable and unproofable things are, particularly in the context of your project. Again, if you are going to claim some proofing as a marketable feature of your coin, you're going to have to be very ready for some peer criticism of your proofs. What I'm throwing at you is "nothing" right? If you want to succeed in this proclaimed endeavor, you're going to inevitably either face some "crazy" levels of strict criticism of you notions of proof... and we haven't even gone "deep" into these notions, yet... or you are going to fail to investor scrutiny. If you're going to slap "proof of market" on your coin, start a "proof of market" discussion thread, and then go into other threads and attack other devs who are (LOL) doing serious proof related work you better be *really* ready to talk about proofs in general, and yours specifically. Am I wrong? Either you are very ready to do this at any particular time, or you inevitably fail. As crypto-currency, if you inevitably fail at some future point then you are (or, arguably just "might as well be") failing already, because the rational thing for any investor to do is to sell right now.
I'm only your first challenger on this. Imagine if some real investment source wanted to do some real assessment of your claims, and brought in actual experts on the philosophies and sciences of markets! If you can't stand up to my scrutiny then you certainly couldn't hope to survive theirs.
Why, because nothing is logical even it is logical or looking logical. That is philosophy.
No, philosophy is the study of reality, both logical and non-logical. You cannot study the boundary between that which is/isn't real with only an understanding of one side of it! I suggest you add "Nothing: A Very Short Introduction" by Frank Close and "Unknown Quantity: A Real and Imaginary History of Algebra" by John Derbyshire to your reading list for (respectively) scientific and and mathematical treatments of the concepts around that which is outside of the real.
So you are telling that banks, Europe, America, Asia whole world are giving money just on papers, without proof?!
Is this not the very definition of speculation? They do have some proofs some time, like an existence proof of design and engineering work in the form of schematics, or proof over some preceding market returns, for example. What I am saying is that they do not have proof over things that you seem to be claiming that they do, or even can. Further, I am claiming that the conclusions (and even marketing strategy) that follow from your claims are equivocation over the very meaning of proof - something that we hold very dear to our hearts in this community. (Again, this funny nature of proof is what gives us hope of bettering those very banks, and is why we even exist as a distinct community, is it not?)
I said there is risk and it should be. But proof for which are they giving money or anything else must be proven.
You've said a few times, in a few ways, that proof must be proven over time, which is not true. You conflate the act of making something appear true over time (by contradiction of the null hypothesis) with the act of proving. The act of proving is simply the process of discovering and recording the proof. A proof does not become true because I think of it and write it down. It is true because it is necessarily so, independent of time. It is true because it has always been true, and will always be true, no matter what other true (or false!) things get said external to it, or when they get said relative to it first being said. The act of saying the proof has no impact on the proof itself beyond making it known to us. It is true because it must be true, and for no other reason, or it is not a proof at all. If it is only true in the past and not necessarily true in the future (no matter how well supported) then it is not a proof, it is an analysis.
The only thing we can do "over time" is measurement of the past. This is the very difference between mathematics/philosophy and science. Only math and philosophy can ever prove the reality, science can only disprove the non-reality, the null hypothesis, the "nothing" in our universes. Only science can approach a void claim by disputing it with measurement. For math and philosophy to actually touch a void claim (a "bottom inhabitant") at all is (with only minor exceptions) a total self destruction of the supposed reasoning.
This is my central theme.
Any measure of a market is a science, and constitutes an analysis and not a proof.
Math and philosophy are timeless, inevitably true in their logic, and immutably sound in their reasoning.
You are offering up some
science. (It is even questionable science. If you're going to call your analysis a "proof" even just in being obtuse you at least have to be ready to show a lot of supporting data with a very low error, right? That is beside my point.)
Further, you are making statements (and conclusions) that treat the
science you are offering as if it were
math instead. You are purporting that your science should be taken as internally consistent (within some sane bound of reason) as if it were a philosophy, and claiming that as such some conclusions drawn from it can, and should, be taken as fact.
Further still, you are asking people to put money into your endeavor predicated upon those (entirely not-necessarily-true) "facts."
Further yet you are calling the collective motions "proof of market" almost as if to add insult to injury by debasing the actual math on which our community (your market) is founded.
Even further more you show up on threads accusing others' actual maths of just being redundant of your brand new mathematical invention. (Which is neither mathematical, nor novel.)
Before few months my job was to proof to European commitee why should I do some movie :
http://ec.europa.eu/culture/calls/index_en.htm#_status=open they send me this mail with text: (For the attribution of the automatic points to your application, please provide us with the proof of the co-production by sending us by e-mail a scanned copy of your signed and dated co-production agreement or deal memo by 11/09/2014 at the latest.)
Right, so they were asking for some statement which asserted a conclusion called "proof of co-production." From context, I can see that they define "proof of co-production" as being predicated on a disjunction of either a "co-production agreement" or a "deal memo" which in turns carries a constraint of being of the "signed and dated" kind of these things. I can see how if you sent them one of these things it would have proven to them that a co-production was implied, and that this could serve as something called "proof of the co-production."
And?
and why would they want to give money to me?!
Predicated upon only knowing the singular fact that the movie was, in reality, a co-production by way of an existence proof of a thing in a set we call a "signed and dated co-production agreements or deal memos" they probably wouldn't.
So their word proof is not good because you are telling it is not proof.
No, I very much agree with them that what they were requesting constitutes a proof certificate over the fact that it was a co-production. Why you seem to think that this has any relation to forming a proof of market power has me puzzled.
Do you think this proof of co-production somehow should prove something more than the presence of a co-production? Should it somehow assert some aspect of the free market?
Just to remind you I sent them proof of market of the movie and they wanted co-production agreement as a proof of doing things with other production company! Is that proof or not, you will say it isnt, they (Creative europe) said it is ok, with proof of market
The proof of co-production is a proof of co-production. This has no bearing on any proof of any market.
Why do you think that the two hypothetical proofs would necessarily have any relationship to one another? (The fact that you go beyond this to claim and jump to the notion that there might even be a metatheory around such sorts of relationships in general is quite amusing to me, but we'll leave that for another time.)
So they wanted criterias, I send them. I wrote criterias in our conversation before, so you have them.
? What criterias for what? Anyway what I'm looking for is axioms, not criteria. Criteria has nothing to do with proof, only with bounding your analysis. Again, you're confusing science, and criterion, which occur relative to time, with axiomatic conclusions, which are independent of time.
So, do I need to send them a letter with you explanation about proof.
With what purpose?
I think that they will say HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA
and I will not get any money
I think if you do get their money it is not because anything is proven, but because they
guess that it is probably a good idea to give you their money.
In any case I doubt that they'd find our conversation so humorous as I find your notion that their investments are in any way predicated upon something having been proven.
(Let us know if you do get the money or not.)
or better...you can send them explanation about philosophy of proof!
I'm sure they would be welcome to join the thread. I'm sure that if you ever have anyone else doing a similar due diligence over your works related to this coin initiative instead of your works related to some hypothetical movie they will certainly review our discourse, and these specific notions on your claims. (If nothing else, they will want to see history of your PR skills in action.)
How do you think their review will look, so far? Do you understand why, as things stand now, they will still have to include you on that gradient between "confused" and "fraud" yet? Do you understand how easily you could put the whole question to rest? Do you understand that how you've handled this situation so far reflects directly on your coin, as well?
You should, given the particulars of your absurd claims.
(P.S. Funny that it is called "due diligence" and not "due assertion" - due diligence is another function that a bank performs specifically because of things that fall into the category of that which is unable to be proven, and can only be accounted for diligently by way of scientific measure, not accounted for in totality by way of proof. It is a science, not a philosophy. Is the difference between the two becoming clearer yet?)