I will not bother with your schizophrenic control freak attitude. Yes prove to me.Logik wrote: ↑Fri Feb 15, 2019 6:09 pmProve to YOU?
You do understand that "proof" is only possible within a strictly defined deductive system, right?
You do understand that "proof" means "consistent from a set of axioms, right?
So if you want me to "prove" anything - you need to define the grammar, syntax and semantics of the language in which you EXPECT proofs to be provided in.
The expressions above are consistent with Lambda calculus.
It is syntactically and semantically valid in the grammar of Python.
Therefore it is a logical expression.
If you have some other criterion for a "logical statement" - define your criterion.
Of course it's unproven. You don't "prove" axioms. You accept axioms.
I have no idea how the trillema applies to 1=1. You either accept or reject it.
Meaningless incoherent nonsense.
Yes. That's how deduction works.
You still need to state the transformation how axiom A becomes axiom B.
Unless you define your degrees of freedom/transformation - any axiom can progress to any other axiom. How?
Infinite progressions to infinite axioms leads to infinite meaning. That's not very useful.
How does negation work on non-booleans? How does negation work on integers?
How does negation work on sets?
Quite literaly the symbol-grounding problem. It can mean nothing and everything.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symbol_grounding_problemEodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 27, 2019 10:22 pm How many threads and posts have I argued that the root foundation of logic stems from the Munchhausen Trilemma and its inversion as the Prime Triad? If I am arguing that the origin of all phenomenon, hence symbols, are grounded in a basic point/line/circle then by default if "logic" is to have a strict rational base its symbolism must correspond to its foundations?
The symbolism that is the foundation for logic is a system of metaphysics in itself...and these symbols as variations of other symbols effectively must go to root symbols. The issue with the foundations of logic is not just one of symbolism, but the inherent system of metaphysics that determines this symbolism.
So I take each of the symbols, and there "definitions" which effectively are still subject to the munchausseen trillema, and translate them to symbols grounded into the munchauseen trillema and the Prime Triad.
No idea what "root symbols" are. Why is the Prime Triad immune to the Munchhausen Trillema?
But more importantly: what can the Prime Triad do that other symbol-manipulation logics can't?
Put the four variables into a logical statement using the operators provided by the thread introduction, otherwise you set an irrational foundation. Or you can do what I did, observe the operators through other operators (real or created) and tie the variables together.
Because you generally do not understand english, take:
"Something"
[]
= 7.31
= 5
and apply to it:
¬ negation -- → implication -- ↔ equivalence -- ∧ conjunction -- ∨ disjunction -- ⊻ exclusive disjunction -- ⊢ inference -- ≡ identity -- ∈ membership -- ∉ negation of membership -- ∀ all x -- ∃ there is at least one x -- ∄ there is no x -- ∩ intersection -- ∅ empty set --
Otherwise you are just mumbling.
Second proof is acceptance. No axiom is truly proven; hence no axiom is truly accepted. All axioms are fundamentally existing as is; hence any logical system is just the stringing together of few axioms out of an infinite number...therefore probability theory ends up being bunk. President Trump, if memory serves was predicted as only having a few percent chance of winning...and he one.
Third: Shut up about use, you sound like a retarded spoiled child bang his blocks off the wall..."use"..."use"..."use"...but none of what you argued has been "useful" to the majority here.
Fourth: The symbol grounding problem as "nothing and everything" is observed by the "point" inherent within all axioms as a symbolic notation always observing the statement as simultaneously true and false.
Fifth: The Prime Triad is inevitable, hence any system using it will always be an approximation of it, hence there is no complete logical system except "existence" itself.
Sixth: A root symbol. A root is what grounds a phenomenon; hence a "ground symbol". Try creating any symbol without using either a point/line or circle and you will find these three are present everywhere in an infinite series of variations.