The Soul's Fall... The Final Word

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On 14 Jul 1999, Vijay Pai wrote:

 

> On 14 Jul 1999, Sthita-dhi-muni Dasa wrote:

> > Sounds like a fairly indirect meaning. Original generally means place of

> > origin.

>

> What is the pramAna ?

 

I will PROVE mathematically that your method of relying on the combinations of

Oxford meanings rather than context is foolish:

 

Let S(t) = sentence number t of the composite sastra.

Let k = Average number of words per sentence.

Let m = Average number of meanings/word in the Oxford dictionary.

 

The variations of meanings of S(t) = m^k (m to power of k).

The probability function that your meaning is correct is:

 

P(t) = 1/S(t)

 

The probability that you have understand the sastra by this method is:

 

PROD(P(t)) = PROD(1/S(t)).

 

Take the limit as t->infinity (or very large number):

 

lim P(t) (t->inf) = PROD(1/S(t)) = 1/((m^k)^inf) = ZERO, for m>1, k>0.

 

Thus, it verifies Krsna's statement that although a person may speculate at

the speed of the mind for many millions of years, he cannot approach even the

tip of Lord Krsna's toes.

 

Anyway, I'm off to Rathe-yatra so this is my last message in this thread.

 

Sincerely,

 

Virender

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