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Dec 29, 2017 gnox Nov 24, 2016 jeffdown1	14 13 It is desirable to remark at the outset that the Mathematics of Multitude is not pure mathematics. The reason is that the whole [diagram] application of Numbers to Multitude is based on the ~~two~~ four propositions. I will state these propositions although it is not necessary you should follow them exactly. It will be sufficient to apprehend their general character. The first is, that if you take any two numbers say 3 and 7 and there is a collection [5 dots?] that 3 is used in counting: one, two, three, four, five,— and there is a collection that seven is used in counting [9 dots] then either 7 is used in counting the first or else 5 is used in counting the second. That is the first proposition represented by the graph above and the other proposition	14

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