Science, As a Universal Tale

Universal Logic as a Science of Patterns

This article addresses Béziau’s [11] vision that universal logic should be capable of helping other fields of knowledge to build the right logic for the right situation, and that for some disciplines mathematical abstract conceptualization is more appropriate than symbolic formalization. Hertz’s [67] diagrams of logical inference patterns are formalized and extended to present the universal log...

Digital Necrosis: A Hoarder’s Tale

English as the universal language of science: opportunities and challenges

Mex3c regulates insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF1) expression and promotes postnatal growth Y. Jiao, C. E. Bishop, and B. Lu 1404–1413 Mex3c is highly expressed in the testis, brain, and developing bone. Mex3c mutation causes postnatal growth retardation and background-dependent perinatal lethality, possibly through impairing the translation of insulin-like growth factor 1 mRNA in bone-forming...

and all that : a tale of a third science

ULTRA: Universal Grammar as a Universal Parser

A central concern of generative grammar is the relationship between hierarchy and word order, traditionally understood as two dimensions of a single syntactic representation. A related concern is directionality in the grammar. Traditional approaches posit process-neutral grammars, embodying knowledge of language, put to use with infinite facility both for production and comprehension. This has ...