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Sense Logic (Part 1): Fundamental Concept

Authors: Egger Mielberg

Traditional mathematical logic is "what follows from what". Sense logic - "what belongs to what". Traditional mathematical logic is "a collection of abstract objects not related to the outside world." Sense logic is "a set of objects and events that describe the state of the real world." Below, we present a new paradigm of logic based on semantic connections between the considered objects of any nature. The Sense Logic is not a part of traditional mathematics. Its main task is to describe the phenomena of the real world from the standpoint of their semantic coherence.

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