Dear Paola, (01)
I saw the word "logical" here, but no logic (plenty of maths though). (02)
> > Logic is just one formalism that what
> > relationships are can be expressed in. Logic is not inherently built
> in to
> > them, only what can be expressed in logic (or other means).
>
> Matthew, the point that I am putting across is simply that
> ontological relations are logical statements (03)
[MW] In this case I think logical was being used rather as in the sense of
"logical data model" as opposed to, say a physical data mode. It has
nothing to do with logic as such. (04)
If you mean the same sort of thing as this, then you are using logical in a
somewhat vacuous sense, and with no particular relationship to logic itself. (05)
Could you give some examples of non-logical relationships for instance? (06)
Regards (07)
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