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Subject: Re: Logos 2000: rulial foundations
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Date: Sat, 17 May 2025 13:01:26 -0700
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On 05/17/2025 12:13 PM, The Starmaker wrote:
> Ross Finlayson wrote:
>>
>> Logos 2000:  rulial foundations
>>
>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkqfnoFGj14&list=PLb7rLSBiE7F4_E-POURNmVLwp-dyzjYr-
>>
>> Foundations, nature, entropy, emergence, reality and ideals, inference
>> and reason, intelligence and wisdom, de Morgan, causality and
>> implication, model theory, Boole,  abstract symbolic logic, forms and
>> syllogism, entailment and monotonicity, arithmetization and
>> algebraization and geometrization, model theory and proof theory, the
>> inner and outer, comprehension, structure and truth, paradox,
>> consistency and completeness, theory of theory, the liar paradox,
>> Comenius language, the ex falso, contradiction in itself, deduction and
>> abduction, monism, natural language and intersubjectivity,
>> noumenological and phenomenological senses, consistency and completeness
>> and constancy and concreteness, mathematical and physical intepretations
>> and models, natural science and super-natural theory, completions and
>> limits, analytical bridges, positivism and axiomatization, diversity and
>> variety, closed categories and continuous quantities, Aristotle's actual
>> infinite, Kant and the sublime, Hegel and Being and Nothing, an integer
>> continuum, Euclid's geometry, models of continuous domains, the modular
>> and replete, axiomless geometry, perceived paradox, restriction of
>> comprehension, fin de siecle foundations, logicist positivism and
>> mathematical platonism, science and the empirical, idealism and
>> absolutes, mathematical universe hypothesis, space-time, state and
>> change, cosmic book-keeping, freedom of imagination and thought,
>> absolutes and truth, Derrida and Husserl and Quine, lies and logic, the
>> quasi-modal and modal, rules and the rulial, inductive limits and
>> infinite limits, Zermel-Fraenkel set theory, elt, set-theoretic
>> paradoxes, regularity and regularit(ies), well-foundedness, ZFC,
>> well-ordering, univalency the illative and well-dispersion, class/set
>> distinction, descriptive set theory, expansion and restriction of
>> comprehension, Goedel and incompleteness, uncountability, Russell's
>> reto-thesis, Mirimanoff and Skolem, Frege and Russell, Peirce, du
>> Bois-Reymond and Cantor, Russell's paradox applied to finite numbers,
>> Russell in logic, apologetics in logical, Occam and Plotinus and Philo,
>> Russell and Whitehead, descriptive set theory and model theory, Tarski,
>> 20'th century modern classical logic, three regularities, alternation
>> and carriage, newer modern logic, Peano, Goedelian incompleteness
>> applied to itself, Cohen and the independency of the Continuum
>> Hypothesis, forcing's axiom, induction as blind and invincibly ignorant,
>> contradiction not in itself, DesCartes and Quine, Principia Mathematica,
>> Chwistek, anti-foundational set theories, set theories with universes,
>> Burali-Forti and the gesammelt, Myhill paradox, Russell on candidate
>> axioms, composability and separability, Sheffer and Gentzen, the
>> Begriffsschrift and concept-scripts, Russell and classes and relations,
>> Russell and "significance" and "isolation", Suppes, principles of
>> mathematics, Shoenfield, Moschavakis and Jech, ruliality and perfection,
>> modern mathematics.
>
> Okay, I figured it out...
>
> Ross Finlayson doesn't speak English. There is only one period in this whole paragragraph.
> That's not proper English. (meaning the science is not proper either)
>
> There is something called Webster's Dictionary.
>
> The purpose of Webster's Dictionary is for American to use...English words.
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> In other words, Webster came out with his dictionary to remove...Brithish English werds.
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> Ross Finlayson paragraph (if you can call it a paragraph) is...incoherent!
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> It is unclear, unreadable and undefinable and intentionally made to confuse a chimpanese.
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> There are hobo's on skidrow that talk like this....
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> dat is where people like Ross Finlayson end up.
>
>
> Learn English,  Verstehen? You do have an "aggressive mentality"...
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> "aggressive mentality" means
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> An aggressive mentality is a mindset characterized by a strong drive to
> dominate, pursue goals assertively, and potentially disregard others'
> rights or needs in the process. It can manifest in various ways, from a
> competitive and ambitious drive to a more confrontational and
> potentially harmful approach to interactions.
>
>
> Einstein said:  "The aggressive mentality of the German
> people is deep-rooted;"
>
> Albert Einstein also said:
> "It is possible either to destroy the German people or keep them
> suppressed; it is not possible to educate them to think and act along
> democratic lines in the foreseeable future."
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> I eat "aggressive mentality" for breakfast.
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> We Americans are going to have to go back to Germany and teach those Germans a thing ot two.
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> Why did the German bring a ladder to the bar?
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> because he heard the drinks were on the house.
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> Knok Knock
> Who's there?
> Gestapo
> Gestapo who?
> Ve Vill ask ze Questions!
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> Have you heard about the new German microwave?
> It's got ten seats inside.
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The comma-break and comma-join are two different things,
then that the above description is just a comma-list,
vis-a-vis standard English for example with the standard
serial comma, it's agreeable that in the actual spoken
word those are some of the longest complete grammatically
correct run-on sentences I've ever heard.

Though, I've seen longer ones written.





























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