People are constantly trying to use imagination to perform analytical logical reason when in fact it is not possible to do. Logic and reason have this in common with real math and our reasoning mind. That is that in math the functions  + , -, x,  and / that is adding, subtracting, multiplication and division, in order to work, must be a representation of the conditions you are describing. Just as the functions have to have the integers be related to the something so does your analytical mind have to have a something to work.  

So 10 x 10 = 0

The number 10 by itself doesn't actually mean anything, unless it is describing something in  the real world. Ten nothing x Ten nothings will always equal 0. So why do people get this wrong all the time? What is different about our reasoning mind is that it operates based on habits. So when you constantly in school practice incorrectly using functions, that require a something, to actually mean anything, without that meaning, well the mind begins to think it is normal math and doesn't even notice it is mathamagics. This begins the process of creating minds, that cannot use their natural ability, to discover the logical condition necessary, to use reason about those conditions.

How do we fix this problem. We insist on writing the something into the equation. Like the following. 

So 10 Pens x 10 Pens = 100 Pens.

Does this apply to the higher math. Why yes. It always applies to math or what you are doing is not math, but mathemagics. One could say that the functions require that the numbers be related to reality or they do not work and do not supply you a condition that is usable logically or reasonably. This is because logic is the condition you find something in and has no relations to your imagination. Reason is what you discover will happen if you change those conditions and also has nothing to do with your imagination.

What is the proper use of your imagination?

Thinking in terms of the conditions you find things in comes a list of things that happen as a result of those conditions. Thus when you come across two conditions that have different things, that happen as a result of the conditions, one can use there imagination to see if they can reason what will happen, if the two conditions are put together. Logically and reasonably one has to then design a experiment and see if their imagination was correct. Most of the time it is not correct and this condition that is related to imagination logically and reasonably leads one to the conclusion, that :

trusting imagination when using logic and reason is a very bad idea. 

Was this done on purpose?

Honesty requires that I tell you I see this with no problem, because I always insist on writing the something into math equations. Logically and Reasonably there is no way for me to know if it was done on purpose, because one cannot use logic nor reason on their imagination and has to be present to the conditions in order for it to be based on reality. It just doesn't work.

Doing so will create the condition of not concluding from reality and so I wouldn't even attempt it. So don't pollute your analytical mind with mathamagic!

However honesty requires me to also tell you that I cannot think of any way our logical and very reasonable ancestors could have not known this could happen. I can't even imagine a way in which this could happen by accident. It doesn't mean however that it was done on purpose. Personally I don't believe in coincidence however because I have noticed that in most cases one can find the reason if they dig hard enough. Another post I wrote you might find of interest is  Getting closer to the slave trading owners.  

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