Revista de teoría y aplicaciones de la mentira generalizada

Towards General Theory of Access

Abstract

Andrew Cruz

Paper incorporates and broadens a considerable lot of the ideas of availability getting from Hansen's (1959) fundamental paper, and fosters a hypothesis of access that sums up from the specific proportions of access that have become progressively normal. Access is currently estimated for a specific spot by a specific mode for a specific reason at a specific time in a specific year. The only reason to locate anywhere is to be near some people, places, and things, be far from others, and possess still others. Since being far from something is really just being near the absence of that thing, and possession is just the ability to have something (and legally prohibit someone else from having it), we can see that location is about proximity. we will perceive how far we can push admittance to everything. The terms access and availability are utilized reciprocally.