Paola Di Maio wrote:
> No one on this list has ever said that. You, and others, have
> *said* that others have said that.
>
>
> I am pretty sure I read it on this list (not sure when or who or in
> relation to what) (01)
And again this problem. (02)
> some kind of categorical statement that 'another type of logic' is not
> possible, that there is only the FOL kind, of which all the others are
> subsets of. (03)
No one who knows anything about logic would say such a thing. (04)
> Which is possibly also true, to some extent, under certain scientific
> paradigm. Its also a known epistemological stance, largely prevalent
> in the 'exact sciences' circles, where 'fuzzy logic' is a dirty word,
> for example. (05)
Well, it's quite another thing entirely for someone to *criticize* a
logic for one reason or another or to argue that FOL is the *best* logic
for one purpose or another. (06)
> But dont have time to search the archive now. (07)
Sounds like a waste of time anyway. (08)
> > I myself and others, without being able to prove just yet, say that
> > there are different type of logic (cant quite tell what I mean
by that
>
> Which, I'm afraid, is sometimes part of the problem.
>
> Thats the nature of expertimental work... in the meantime, since I
> started my observations,
> much progress has been made....
>
> watch this space.... (09)
Consider my eyes peeled... (010)
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