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Introduction
Everything is Motion
The Error is that Things Exist or Not
Pharmakon
Every "being" is opposite-and-equal force or potential which offsets
Liberalism is next-tier twittery, sarcasm and hypocrisy, i.e., farce


Agency is the error force-and-existence, bigotedly fundamentalistically confirmed by spirit, soul or psyche
Force is the intersubjective field of persons and personifications that are the cancer
Human scapegoating (blaming, shaming and destruction are the error agency and action
Agency is fallacy, self-deception and mental disorder (fsm=force, f)
Fallacy is the errors f as psychology in logic, law, rhetoric and politics


Everything is motion, which is point, time, word and man
Spacetime is time dimensional. That it is space is the error that is the mayhem.
'To exist' is the error force, f
Physical force as explanation of pattern or motion is the error f
The physical universe sums to null
Any non-word words e.g. force, power and control (fpc) are the error f (fpc=f)
Definition as intension and semiotics as extension are the error f
Word is virtual derivative point and motion
Word is 0d actual (a point) and therefore non-actual 3d
3d symbol, 2d index or 1d icon are the point-3d, volume
The icon is the point, line
the index is the point, plane
the symbol is the point, volume
Any idea that words are insufficient is the incompleteness that is the mayhem


The Next-tier Scapegoating Triad? re. The Dark Triad
1. Psychology is Logical Fallacy
2. The Psyche is Self-deception
3. Psychiatry is Mental disorder


Words category


The physical universe as real or imaginary dichotomy is f
Location and dimensions are point
Number is Property
Property is point


Transpersonal systems are authoritarian hierarchy
Introduction
The Evolving Self
Integral Theory
Spiral Dynamics SD
Spiral Dynamics autocracy


The normal and natural institutions are force ismus
Religion is f religionism
Psychology is f psychologism
Science is f scientism
Economics is f econocism
Politics is f politicism
Law is f legalism
Philosophy is f philosophism
Conservation is f conservationism


Progressivism is to conservatism as metastasis is to cancer
The error is f
The inevitable result of f progressivist social justice war is next-tier fascism-and-communism
Conservative fascism is truth-fundamentalism, or eugenics (attrition)
Progressive fascism/communism is lie-fundamentalism, or dysgenics (riot)


Index


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The Collected Papers of Charles Sanders Peirce

CP3 The Mathematics of Logic
Harvard University Press 1932

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Contents


Introduction
Paper 01. On an Improvement in Boole’s Calculus of Logic (1867) 1
Paper 02. Upon the Logic of Mathematics (1867) 20
1. The Boolian Calculus 20
2. On Arithmetic 42
Paper 03. Description of a Notation for the Logic of Relatives, Resulting from an Amplification of the Conceptions of Boole's Calculus Of Logic (1870) 45
1. De Morgan's Notation 45
2. General Definitions of the Algebraic Signs 47
3. Application of the Algebraic Signs to Logic 62
4. General Formulæ 81
5. General Method of Working with this Notation 89
6. Properties of Particular Relative Terms 135
Paper 04. On the Application of Logical Analysis to Multiple Algebra (1875) 150
Paper 05. Note On Grassmann's Calculus of Extension (1877) 152
Paper 06. On the Algebra of Logic (1880) 154
Part I. Syllogistic 154
1. Derivation of Logic 154
2. Syllogism and Dialogism 162
3. Forms of Propositions 173
4. The Algebra of the Copula 182
Part II. The Logic of Non-Relative Terms 198
1. The Internal Multiplication and the Addition of Logic 198
2. The Resolution of Problems in Non-Relative Logic 204
Part III The Logic of Relatives 214
1. Individual and Simple Terms 214
2. Relatives 218
3. Relatives connected by Transposition of Relate and Correlate 223
4. Classification of Relatives 225
5. The Composition of Relatives 236
6. Methods in the Algebra of Relatives 245
7. The General Formulæ for Relatives 248
Paper 07. On the Logic of Number (1881) 252
1. Definition of Quantity 252
2. Simple Quantity 255
3. Discrete Quantity 257
4. Semi-infinite Quantity 260
5. Discrete Simple Quantity Infinite in both Directions 272
6. Limited Discrete Simple Quantity 280
Paper 08. Associative Algebras 289
1. On the Relative Forms of the Algebras 289
2. On the Algebras in which Division is Unambiguous 297
Paper 09. Brief Description of the Algebra of Relatives (1882) 306
Paper 10 On the Relative Forms of Quaternions (1882) 323
Paper 11. On a Class of Multiple Algebras (1882) 324
Paper 12. The Logic of Relatives (1883) 328
Paper 13. On the Algebra of Logic: A Contribution to the Philosophy of Notation (1885) 359
1. Three Kinds of Signs 359
2. Non-Relative Logic 365
3. First-Intentional Logic of Relatives 392
4. Second-Intentional Logic 398
5. Note 403
Paper 14. The Critic of Arguments (1892) 404
1. Exact Thinking 404
2. The Reader is Introduced to Relatives 415
Paper 15. The Regenerated Logic (1896) 425
Paper 16. The Logic of Relatives (1897) 456
1. Three Grades of Clearness 456
2. Of the Term Relation in its First Grade of Clearness 458
3. Of Relation in the Second Grade of Clearness 464
4. Of Relation in the Third Grade of Clearness 468
5. Triads, the Primitive Relatives 483
6. Relatives of Second Intention 488
7. The Algebra of Dyadic Relatives 492
8. General Algebra of Logic 499
9. Method of Calculating with the General Algebra 503
10. Schröder's Conception of Logical Problems 510
11. Professor Schröder's Pentagrammatical Notation 520
12. Professor Schröder's Iconic Solution of x∠φx 523
13. Introduction to the Logic of Quantity 526
Paper 17. The Logic of Mathematics in Relation to Education (1898) 553
1. Of Mathematics in General 553
2. Of Pure Number 562
Paper 18. Infinitesimals (1900 563
Paper 19. Nomenclature and Divisions of Dyadic Relations (1903) 571
1. Nomenclature 571
2. First System of Divisions 578
3. Second System of Divisions 583
4. Third System of Divisions 588
5. Fourth System of Divisions 601
6. Note on the Nomenclature and Divisions of Modal Dyadic Relations 606
Paper 20. Notes on Symbolic Logic and Mathematics (1901 & 1911) 609
Appendix on Nonions 646

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