Dear Pat,
I'm trying to get my head round this stuff. (01)
> And me. And it was then that I asked John about his basic logical
> construct 'ist', written as
>
> ist(c, p)
>
> and read as meaning " p is true in the context c". The question was, is
> the 'p' in this formula a sentence or a proposition? It is *written* in
> the McCarthy/Guha/Makarios context logics as a sentence; but to my
> delight, John said it was a proposition. Which is exactly what it is in
> the IKL way of writing this as a logical relation between two things, a
> context and a proposition: (02)
MW: How is ist different from simple inference? i.e. from
If c then p. (03)
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