> On May 15, 2020, at 3:02 AM, [email protected] wrote: > > My life history made me interested in the interface between psychology, > epistemology and intuitive logic. My impression was logic includes 3ns: > anyone comment on that please?
3ns is a symbol string used by some CSP students to represent a vast array of terms without any clear demarcations among the meanings. The usage of this symbol string is only very rarely encountered in the general logical literature. As an aside, I would suggest that the posts to this list serve are NOT recommended for beginning or even practicing logicians. A vast array of formal and informal logics exist in mathematics, philosophy, the natural sciences, religion, theology, literature, etc, each with its own particularities and peculiarities. Logic is a helluva lot more coherent than the mish-mash of personal philosophies posted here in various efforts to justify individual beliefs and world views. As a further aside and gratuitous comment, I will add a personal comment that some of my colleagues may consider uncharitable. At best, CSP texts merely serve as a launching pad for various (controversial?) opinions. At least that is how I see it after about two decades of following the scatologies. One significant reason for the endless difficulties of interpreting CSP texts is that the propositional logic of chemistry is extraordinarily entangled among several disciplines such that syntagma, syntropies and syzygies are inherent in his texts as essential components of his propositions / graph theories and philosophies. Gila Sher has many well-informed opinions on this subject, independent of any obvious chemical connotations. Cheers Jerry
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