This animated GIF slide-show explains the semantics of the “Axiom of Perception” in Multiple Form Logic, by watching it for just a few seconds:
(click on the slide-show to see the definition of Axiom 3)
Recent news:
1) Axiom 1 (“Oneness”) is effectively abandoned (it was just a “construction” anyway) and it is now being replaced by an “alternative construction” where Logic 1 is the “OR-sum of all EXISTING (multiple) truth values” inside the system, so that the property “1 or X = 1″ is implicitly valid by definition, for all X (where X is any member of the truth-value set; effectively a domain).
2) Multiple Forms are also regarded as “entanglements” (in the Quantum sense of the word), i.e. the Mark of a Distinction entangles the contents of the space it occupies. This is a very useful point of view, as it illustrates (yet) another reason why the “application of a distinction to another distinction” must allow for variables everywhere, both in the operator and in the operand; not just in the operand (as in George Spencer Brown’s “primary arithmetic” or in William Bricken’s “Boundary Math”).
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