Chris (01)
>
> A less simple answer would have to do with the relationship between logic
> (inference) and ontology. Traditionally logic studies inference and ontology
> existence. (I realise that in CS ontology (or as Pat called it WC3 ontology)
> inference plays a big part.)
> (02)
it strikes me that you write this as I am working on it
(its either echelon, or colletive consciouness, or both) (03)
however, I cannot see the sharp distinction between the two, cause
ontology (existence) includes logic in its axioms
therefore I am lead to conclude that logic is part of ontology (04)
if we consider axioms (and constraints) necessary to inference
then the two are dependent (05)
isnt that so? (06)
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