Why Logic, At its Root in Contexts, Is Unprogrammable
Posted: Sat Sep 14, 2019 8:07 pm
The grounding of all definition is reliant upon a progression of contexts, inherently assumed, with the alignment of these contexts setting the foundation for "equivocation". It is this "equivocation", through a connective context that allows for one seemingly separate context to
The infinite progression of contexts, to further contexts, leads to a default connection by a variation...thus we are left with a Paradox where progression necessitates an inherent "loop" of definitions causing a fallacy of equivocation given a perceived progression.
Cat = Toaster
(Cat) → (Mammal) → (...) → ((atoms) → (carbon)→ (selenium) → (...)) → object → (...)
(Toaster) → (Machine) → (...) → ((atoms) → (carbon)→ (selenium) → (...)) → object → (...)
All phenomenon, are equivocated through an inherent indefinite state (...) while simultaneously through symmetrical contexts:
[((Cat) → (Mammal)) ↔ ((Toaster) → (Machine))] → (...) → ((atoms) → (carbon)→ (selenium) → (...)) → object → (...)
Thus identity, through equivocation, is bounded by an inherent synthetic nature where the continual progression of contexts causes an inherent synthetic looping where all "identities as contexts" are grounded in an inherent convergence/divergence of contextual strings.
Equivocation occurs through an inherent dynamic projection of definition and occurs through a state of expansion and contraction:
expansion: [((atoms) → (carbon)→ (selenium) → (...)) → object → (...)] → (...) → [(Cat) V (Toaster)]
contraction: [(Cat) ∧ (Toaster)] → (...) → [((atoms) → (carbon)→ (selenium) → (...)) → object → (...)]
The infinite progression of contexts, to further contexts, leads to a default connection by a variation...thus we are left with a Paradox where progression necessitates an inherent "loop" of definitions causing a fallacy of equivocation given a perceived progression.
Cat = Toaster
(Cat) → (Mammal) → (...) → ((atoms) → (carbon)→ (selenium) → (...)) → object → (...)
(Toaster) → (Machine) → (...) → ((atoms) → (carbon)→ (selenium) → (...)) → object → (...)
All phenomenon, are equivocated through an inherent indefinite state (...) while simultaneously through symmetrical contexts:
[((Cat) → (Mammal)) ↔ ((Toaster) → (Machine))] → (...) → ((atoms) → (carbon)→ (selenium) → (...)) → object → (...)
Thus identity, through equivocation, is bounded by an inherent synthetic nature where the continual progression of contexts causes an inherent synthetic looping where all "identities as contexts" are grounded in an inherent convergence/divergence of contextual strings.
Equivocation occurs through an inherent dynamic projection of definition and occurs through a state of expansion and contraction:
expansion: [((atoms) → (carbon)→ (selenium) → (...)) → object → (...)] → (...) → [(Cat) V (Toaster)]
contraction: [(Cat) ∧ (Toaster)] → (...) → [((atoms) → (carbon)→ (selenium) → (...)) → object → (...)]