JS>OK. Tell me what was the occasion when you directly saw, heard,
felt, tasted, or smelled a disjunction. I can believe that you
saw something you couldn't interpret and name -- say a color
that was somewhere between yellow and green. But that is not
a disjunction. It is some explicit color that you couldn't
identify. (01)
RC>Any two signs, experienced separated by a time delay, could be
distinguished given some discriminant predicate that is true for one and
false for the other. Why would that be truer of conjuncts than disjuncts?
The entire field of EE pattern recognition is based on finding such
invariant patterns among the signal fluffs, and normalizing the patterns. (02)
-Rich (03)
Sincerely,
Rich Cooper
EnglishLogicKernel.com
Rich AT EnglishLogicKernel DOT com (04)
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