"inhahe" <in****@gmail.comwrote in message news:...
>Although I suppose it counts for something that if a is b, in Python, then
"inhahe" <in****@gmail.comwrote in message news:...>Ma: Symbolic identity is a mathematical relation
Mb: Symbols are acausal
m: Matter is causal
C: Symbolic identity is not defined on matter.
I do think though that a computer languages claiming operations on
'identity', as vis a vis 'equivalence', is completely contrived, as in,
it's just an arbitary distinction about the way in which we're going to
compare bits.
the data referenced (at the end of the chain) by those two names occupies
the same physical transistors in the RAM module, although that's still a
level removed in that the so-called identity would change with time as the
electrical condition in the transistors changes.
But as far as the transistors being physically the same goes, a is b
actually closely corresponds to vernacular identity by way of "reference vs.
referent" in the theory of linguistics.
