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In the site http://multiforms.netfirms.com a new logic calculus is described which enhances the logic calculus of George Spencer Brown (in "Laws of Form"). Moreover, there is a theorem-proving engine (an algorithm based on bit-pattern manipulation) which uses Multiple Form Logic(tm) to process logical queries in a class of Logic Formulae which correspond to (simple) Expert Systems. This is the "Iphigenia Algorithm", outlined in http://multiforms.netfirms.com/iphigenia.html (together with a downloadable demo program). Multiple Form Logic is relevant to... Zen because (like "Laws of Form") it derives all conventional Propositional Logic from three axioms which are based on Experience: (1) The Law of Oneness, (2) The Law of Reflection and (3) The Law of Perception. Regards (and greetings to... Tang Huyen, in alt.zen) :) George A. Stathis http://www.geocities.com/omadeon
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