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just a little something that i was deeply impressed by

Reason: the deep grammar of the west
generalisation: something that is true at all times [NB: if comething is always the case the logical reason is that it is not never or sometimes the case]
logical notation: converting a generalisation into algabre
logical implication: what is the out come of this statement?
premise: the foundation of a generalisation

EG:
generalistaion- all australians like cricket [a = all australains, b = like cricket]

logical notation-
1. 'a' always 'b'
2. therefore 'a' sometimes 'b'
3. however 'a' never 'b' [negated]
4. 'a' sometimes not 'b' [negated]

if you have an always statement you have three logical implications [2, 3 & 4]
therefore logical notation provides a valid argument through simple deductive reasoning proving that the premise 'all australians like cricket' is invalid/ is negated.


haha whoa!

thoughts anyone?

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