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The GC script's so subbed it can't be seen, JL! You've disappeared the discussion!
ReplyDeleteThat said, Grice just seems to be defining domains, with bound variables (then, a quantifier binds the variables, right)--not so ord. lang. here. Not all the logic types use the subscripts (subformulas, etc as Boolos says). There are other ways to do it (Tarski's semantic job, |=). Depends on what you're discussing--. This system--really a sophisticated clerical routine, like most predicate logic--might apply for databases. What about say ...proving global warming? just a file system, usually (tho' with certain..entailments)
Yes, will have a look at that! It kant be so small!
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