List, Jon: > On Apr 1, 2019, at 7:05 PM, Jon Alan Schmidt <[email protected]> wrote: > > I am afraid that I do not understand your questions. What conjecture?
The sentence: > I suspect that those difficulties are what forced him back to treating a Cut > as negation and a Line of Identity that appears to cross one as a Ligature > instead. can be considered to be a conjecture. The meaning I intended to communicate can be related to this sentence by a simple substitution: Replace "I suspect” with “A conjecture is” The sentence "I have not said anything at all about graph theory, lexical fields, or set theory.” appears to me to be surprising in the context of this list and recent discussions. Nevertheless, by “lexical field” is simply a collection of words that can be associated with any expression of any author. by “graph theory” I mean a theory of diagrams that associates meanings with the components of the diagram. by "set theory", I am referring to that branch of logic and mathematics proposed by G. Cantor and which many now believe is the logical basis of mathematics. Is that helpful? I did not mean to be obtuse. Cheers Jerry
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