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Re: [ontac-forum] Re: The world may fundamentally be inexplicable

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From: Michael Gruninger <gruninger@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2006 12:14:05 -0500
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Hello John,    (01)

John F. Sowa wrote:    (02)

>
>
> I believe that I can describe the conflict without writing down
> any formal axioms.      (03)

But this is what I am begging you for!
I have become a practising Vulcan, and I can only proceed with formal 
axioms.    (04)

If pi calculus is a module, what is the fixed set of Common Logic axioms
in this module?    (05)

I can point to Pat Hayes' Catalog of Temporal Theories and find a dozen
different sets of first-order axioms.
I can point to http://www.mel.nist.gov/psl/ontology.html and find forty 
or so
sets of first-order axioms.
All of these sets of axioms can be modules in some ontology.
What is the analogous set for pi calculus?    (06)

- michael    (07)

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