-(-A)--> A ---> (B --> -A) --> (C --> -B) --> ...
(B --> -A) --> (-A --> -A) --> (A --> B --> A --> B...)
(C --> -B) --> (-B --> -B) --> (B --> C --> B --> C...)
Agree/Disagree Why?
Meta Cycles in Progressive Strings
Re: Meta Cycles in Progressive Strings
-A
(-A --> -A) --> (A & -A)
A results from a double negation, -A occurs through self referencing. Both occur simultaneously.
(-A --> -A) --> (A & -A)
A results from a double negation, -A occurs through self referencing. Both occur simultaneously.
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Re: Meta Cycles in Progressive Strings
Is this supposed to be propositional logic? If not what are the symbols supposed to mean?
Re: Meta Cycles in Progressive Strings
Technically not but each symbol can represent an assertion as each assertion is a context.Arising_uk wrote: ↑Wed Jan 29, 2020 3:24 am Is this supposed to be propositional logic? If not what are the symbols supposed to mean?
( ) = context
--> progress to another context (ie therefore, implies, tends towards, etc.)