Abstract
Hans Christian Anderson, the Danish author would have made an excellent reliable physicist for Hans was always careful to start one of his fascinating fairy tales with the phrase: “Once upon a time.” Actually, as is adroitly pointed out in the Bitters essay, all real and imagined events only occur once. Unfortunately, all information is of an abstract nature and as such, all information is completely unrealistic, principally because all abstract information is supposedly perfectly reproducible far more than once. Mathematicians ignore the real law of once by re-using the same numbers and functions over and over again. Everybody keeps using what they believe to be the same information the same way. Because of this habitual use of abstract information, the human conceptual grasp of realty has almost disappeared from the face of the earth.
Joe Fisher