In this context, it’s a certain process that the Almighty used for determining the dimensions of all objects in our reality.

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The fact that trillions of elementary particles (like electrons) are completely identical to one another in all aspects, save for their position in space and time, prompted physicist and Nobel Prize winner Richard Feynman to famously say, “They are all the same electron!”

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The academic community was not receptive towards this idea, but the Kabbalah of Information can rephrase Richard Feynman’s statement as ‘they are all the same concept of the Electron.’

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2.3 - The Kabbalah of Information and the Philosophy of Mathematics

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1 - Mathematical entities exist.

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2 - Mathematical entities are not just abstractions: they exist as concepts within the information space of Creation.

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3 - Are mathematical entities (concepts) independent of human existence? Formally, it may seem that they are.

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But if we bear in mind that Man is the highest, ultimate goal of Creation, we can conclude that all elements of Creation are, without exception, inextricably linked with human existence.

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These statements allow us to respond to the arguments against the theory of Platonism.

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1 - What is the nature of abstract mathematical entities?

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The answer is: mathematical entities are informational concepts of Creation.

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2 - How can we obtain knowledge on abstract mathematical entities that exist outside of time and space?

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'There is nothing new under the sun' - Ecclesiastes

The Kabbalah of Information and the Philosophy of Mathematics

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