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Topic: layer logic: a new dimension to logic?
Replies: 11   Last Post: Dec 28, 2012 12:04 PM

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Oskar Trestone

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Re: layer logic: a new dimension to logic?
Posted: Oct 1, 2011 7:24 AM
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Hello,

I am not so sure what are facts in layer theory:

Something could have an attribute in layer t
and could not have this attribute in layer t+1.

My main problem: In reality we seem not to observe different states of attributes,
it seems as we were all at the same layer -
or if there are no levels at all ...

But layer theory is too nice for infinity and philosophy to be abandoned so rash.

Yours
Trestone

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