Essays on the Logical Structure of the World (Paperback)

Essays on the Logical Structure of the World employs nine structures to analyze our world. Five are logical formulations and are unfalsifiable; one is from philosophy; and three are from set theory. One structure, equivalence, is extraordinarily applicable to our world. It tells of equilibrium, of steady state, of what goes repetitively, recurrently. A second structure, contraposition, tells of change, all change anywhere, any time. A third structure is constructive dilemma, which tells of options, such as winter or summer.