Re: Animated Logical Graphs • 23
Let’s examine the Formal Operation Table for the third in our series of reflective forms to see if we can elicit the general pattern.
Or, thinking in terms of the corresponding cactus graphs, writing for a blank node and
for a terminal edge, we get the following Table.
Evidently, the rule is that denotes the value denoted by
if and only if exactly one of the variables
has the value denoted by
otherwise
denotes the value denoted by
Examining the whole series of reflective forms shows this is the general rule.
- In the Entitative Interpretation
where
= false and
= true,
translates as “not just one of the
is true”.
- In the Existential Interpretation
where
= true and
= false,
translates as “just one of the
is not true”.
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