| On 2006-09-12 at 15:00:00 (Brussels Time) |
Abstract
After years of research I have eventually find the name of the field I am working in, it is called "theology". I will explain why the word "theology", introduced by Plato, has lost his original meaning for mainly contingent reasons, since about 500 A.D. After, I will concentrate on a purely number theoretical interpretation of Plotinus' (about 250 A.D.) "hypostases" (general notion of "person"). I will explain how the computationalist hypothesis in the cognitive sciences makes it possible to derive an arithmetical interpretation of Plotinus theory of matter which is itself a (neo)platonist correction of Aristotle's proposals. I will then show how quantum computer science makes such a theory empirically testable, and I will discuss some already tested assertions.
Keywords
Number, Plato, Plotinus, Computationalism, Quantum, Hypostase
