From: Nam Nguyen on
Transfer Principle wrote:

> I want to see a thread which
> starts with a poster discussing a theory other than
> ZF(C),

Sure. I started a thread call "A more restrictive set theory"
(Oct. 10, 2009) but there didn't seem much discussion. The
main idea there is placing a restriction as to what sets would
exist. An additional axiom was introduced to ZF which I'm retyping
it here:

Exy[(y e P(x)) -> (0 = {y})]

In addition, ZF could be further extended to have multiple epsilon
relations, beside the normal e. That would be a start, imho.
From: Nam Nguyen on
Jesse F. Hughes wrote:
> Transfer Principle <lwalke3(a)lausd.net> writes:
>
>> The closest that I've seen to such a poster is Nam
>> Nguyen, who does appear to be respected more than most
>> posters challenging standard theory.
>
> Nam's considerably more coherent than guys like Herc and AP, but I
> wouldn't say that he's respected in any reasonable sense of the word.
>

Jesse's arguments are more cohesive than those of Herc and AP, but I
wouldn't call his arguments respected, reasonable, or at times even
logical at all.
From: Nam Nguyen on
MoeBlee wrote:
> On Jun 9, 6:50 pm, Transfer Principle <lwal...(a)lausd.net> wrote:
>
>> Nam
>> Nguyen
>
> is overwhelmingly confused about some of the most basic matters in
> mathematical logic, and worse, (with rare exception) he will not allow
> himself to be corrected, educated, or enlightened by the many quite
> informed posters who try. It is usually a dead end trying to have a
> rational discussion with Nguyen. This is shown over and over again in
> thread after thread. And it's definitely not a matter of "a new
> theory" but rather that he purports to represent a correct
> understanding of standard, ordinary mathematical logic while yet he's
> horribly mixed up about it.
>
> MoeBlee
>

The voice of a _pathetic_ incarnation of the Inquisition.
I had some technical issues to discuss about a new ZF axiom,
about FOL based definition of AI and Moeblee has nothing to
respond or to post except very pathetic trashing!