dded some features
along the lines that he had suggested.
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>> it, which may be helpful to some readers. I decided to simply furnish the
>> link above rather than copy the whole section to the list. Questions and
>> comments are welcome here, of course.
>>
>> Gary f.
>>
>> Co
ied that there is such a thing as
truth, or he would not ask any question. [Peirce] {
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Coming from the ancestral lands of the Anishinaabeg
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he obvious strengths. The people who are doing the truly fundamental research
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eo of a man
who was born without a cerebellum and survived: A Man's Incomplete Brain
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The issue does not go away:
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describe it, and have somebody else draw or explain what they heard, and have a
fourth person compare the original to the explanation. (By the way, my
previous sentence would be much clearer if I had included a drawing.)
John
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dy observed of found in some structure.
Therefore, a diagram would be more likely to be the kind of pattern that some
human or animal or computer would be likely to use to support reasoning or
computation about a pattern of any kind.
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John,
I am talking about this part of Gartner's picture you gave in attachment.
[image.png]
It was unknown to me that guys from AI technology have their own ideas for the
term "foundation models" [1] (just an example).
Alex
[1] https://ai.google/discover/foundation-models/
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aved N. Bourbaki from
writing an algorithm for binding a quantifier variable to its own quantifier.
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diagrammatic exhibition of it does it perfect justice" (NEM 4:319).
However, he does not follow these other two lines of argumentation in
the mentioned text.
I am not sure if I am correct about this interpretation. I apreciate
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g I expect to see any serious science on.
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matic"
Consider this kind of structure: create a node and draw an arrow from it and at
the end of it create another node, and so on ad infinitum.
Thinking the process is complete we get the structure for the natural numbers.
It can probably be drawn if it helps in its study.
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defective immune system,,as well, of course, when we identify the bird
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ue, which we
> may or may not be able to formulate with precision, and we proceed to inquire
> whether it is true or not. For this purpose it is necessary to form a plan
> of investigation, and this is the most difficult part of the whole operation.
> We not only have to select the fea
with precision, and we proceed to inquire
> whether it is true or not. For this purpose it is necessary to form a plan
> of investigation, and this is the most difficult part of the whole operation.
> We not only have to select the features of the diagram which it will be
> pertinent
ling Harris said, computers cannot understand what people say until they
have sufficient empathy to imagine themselves to be in the situations the
humans are in, including imaging wanting to say what the humans want to say.
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d on logical statements that are not
diagramatically represented, including by computers given symbolic
statements and rules of logic for manipulating them.
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idea strongly associated with the use of the English words "analytic"
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nother reason?
>
> Additionally, I do not fully understand the relation between the notion of
> theorematic deduction and Peirce's thesis about the diagrammatic character
> of all deduction. Here, I suspect there is some important clue to
> understanding Peirce's argument.
>
> Thank yo
ns of thousands of symbols. We show that that is a considerable
under-estimate, the true number of symbols being 4 523 659 424 929, not
counting 1 179 618 517 981 disambiguatory links."
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>> simple premisses, as for example it does in the theory of numbers, that
>> they were led,--first Boole and DeMorgan, afterwards others of us, -to
>> new
>> studies of deductive logic, with the aid of algebras and graphs." (NEM
>> 4:1)
>>
>>
ourbaki suggest that their definition of the number 1 runs to some
tens of thousands of symbols. We show that that is a considerable
under-estimate, the true number of symbols being 4 523 659 424 929, not
counting 1 179 618 517 981 disambiguatory links."
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Matias, Phyllis, all,
Peirce didn't talk a whole lot about novelty in deduction, and I doubt that he ever discussed non-triviality or depth in later mathematicians' sense of those ideas (which are allied,
by
Peirce. A decade or more ago, a peirce-l member (I forget who) told me
off-list that half of logicians don't even want to look at tables,
visual arrays of ideas. Since Peirce's time, system-building has gone
quite out of fashion in philosophy.**
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oducing
> such a world of novel theorems from a few relatively simple premisses, as
> for example it does in the theory of numbers, that they were led,--first
> Boole and DeMorgan, afterwards others of us, -to new studies of deductive
> logic, with the aid of algebras and graphs." (
>> "It was because those logicians who were mathematicians saw that the notion
>> that mathematical reasoning was as rudimentary as that was quite at war with
>> its producing such a world of novel theorems from a few relatively simple
>> premisses, as for exampl
d graphs." (NEM 4:1)
>
> I know that I am asking a basic question, but thank you for your time.
>
> Best regards,
>
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-to new
> studies of deductive logic, with the aid of algebras and graphs." (NEM 4:1)
>
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Dear John, dear Edwina, dear all,
is there a widely accepted definition of consciousness? If you say like "Alex> My concept of consciousness would be an awareness
to be maintained and
> sustained. So I think, a computer cannot be conscious, what you need is a
> living thing, an organism. So I think, only organisms- with a highly
> developed brain- can be conscious or aware, but computers, even robots, not.
>
> Best,
> Helmut
>
&g
living thing, an organism. So I think, only organisms- with a highly developed brain- can be conscious or aware, but computers, even robots, not.
Best,
Helmut
Gesendet: Freitag, 11. August 2023 um 22:18 Uhr
Von: "John F Sowa"
An: ontolog-fo...@googlegroups.com, "Peir
ty to
> learn fine movement sequences, such as playing the piano.
>
> 'We don't know why this gene pops up in such diverse mental processes as
> language, decision-making and motor learning,' says Professor Miesenböck.
> However, he speculates: 'One feature common to
even a "temporal-processing" or "intelligence" gene. Any such
description would in all likelihood be wrong. What FoxP does give us is a tool
to understand the brain circuits involved in these processes. It has already
led us to a site in the brain that is important in decision-ma
s very interesting and mostly philosophical. The main question is:
> can we create a device (now these are autonomous robots) capable of studying
> the outside world and then itself? The progress in this direction is one of
> the main topics in robotic news. And this progress i
mostly philosophical. The main question is:
can we create a device (now these are autonomous robots) capable of studying
the outside world and then itself? The progress in this direction is one of
the main topics in robotic news. And this progress is significant.
Alex
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inary worlds in our hopes, fears, plans, and desires. They provide a
“model theoretic” semantics for language that uses perception and action for
testing models against reality. Like Tarski’s models, they define the criteria
for truth, but they are flexible, dynamic, and situated in the daily drama o
in 2015 with the launch of the South American Journal of Logic
The event will include the celebration on January 14, 2024 of the 6th
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of questioners’ sentences inscribed in the responses of the
algorithm) ?
2. How do human communicators inscribe meaning into words (as logical terms)
such that the presentation to the recipient corresponds with the
re-presentations of the speaker?
Cheers
Jerry
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at neither is witchcraft, nor does it
say, that there is no human-genetic grammar-module. And I too hope with the
Linguist, that we dont have to fear ChatGPT more than we have to fear a
refrigerator.
Best
Helmut
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tinuum.
Regards,
Jon Alan Schmidt - Olathe, Kansas, USA
Structural Engineer, Synechist Philosopher, Lutheran Christian
www.LinkedIn.com/in/JonAlanSchmidt / twitter.com/JonAlanSchmidt
On Tue, Jul 18, 2023 at 6:03 PM Jeffrey Brian Downard <
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>
> Peir
yone is interested in taking up these sorts of questions
on-list or possibly off-list by video conference, I'd be interested in having a
discussion.
Yours,
Jeff Downard
Dept. of Philosophy
NAU
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>> Dan, list,
>>
>> ok, so it is like I wrote "or it is so, that ChatGPT is somehow referred
>> to universal logic as well, builds its linguistic competence up from there,
>> and so can skip the human grammar-module". But that neither is witchcraft,
>> nor does i
d I too
> hope with the Linguist, that we dont have to fear ChatGPT more than we have
> to fear a refrigerator.
>
> Best
> Helmut
>
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y is perfect (though that much of my logical
formulation will alter to eliminate natural language ambiguity and various
small errors which you note).
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tant, such that the
> object affects the sign but the sign does not affect the object. A pure
> index would denote its object without signifying any interpretant, and the
> closest that we can come to such a sign is one whose only effect is drawing
> attention to something else.
>
> GR: A
ough the argument will take longer).
My thesis advisor has access to enormous amounts of data which aren't shared
here and knows the consistency is perfect (though that much of my logical
formulation will alter to eliminate natural language ambiguity and various
small errors which you note).
>> hoping for your interest and continuation about this topic.
>>
>> As most critical I see the object: I see it as a process, because a thing
>> is only then an object, when it is being denoted, and an object can change.
>> I know, that this view somehow confronts the
ily transfer thermodynamics to semiotics.
Best Regards
Helmut
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Helmut, List:
One correction--in Peirce's 1903 taxon
then an object, when it is being denoted, and an object can change.
> I know, that this view somehow confronts the concept of the dynamical
> object, but anyway, look at common speech: An object of interest has not
> been an object of interest before somebody had showed interest, has it?
or usually located in Peircean philosophy and science.
---Frances
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List,
in physics, especially thermodynamics, we have state
of interest before somebody had showed interest, has it?
Best Regards!
Helmut
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formulation will alter to eliminate natural language ambiguity and various
small errors which you note).
Best
Jack
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y is too weak (it
>>> cannot extend beyond the sentence/proposition) and too strong (it creates
>>> faux problems such as the veritable core of most formal linguistics,
>>> “gap-filler” analyses, e.g. movement rules) whereas inferentialism provides
>>> the best cove
e this point based on much more
>> archaeological evidence from Homo erectus sites:
>> https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10816-020-09480-9
>>
>> All best,
>>
>> Dan
>>
>> On Apr 20, 2023, at 4:47 PM, Helmut Raulien wrote:
>>
>> Dan
a human can be described (by humans)?
Best
Helmut
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Dear Colleague,
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ke perfectly good sense using the
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Join us 5 minutes prior to the beginning of the session!
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e maxim "let truth decide" (the
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