BETAGLOT

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Organon ​

Lectures ​

How to use the Organon to construct BETAGLOT ​

How can the Organon be used to make BETAGLOT into a real science?

A science like other Sports Sciences?

Where does BETAGLOT fit into Akademia?

METRON ​

  • One of the ultimate goals of BETAGLOT is to create a CodeOfPoints for Climbing
    • CodeOfPoints isn't a science, there is no testing or hypothesis. CodeOfPoints is closer to a grammar. Metron
      • A science seeks to explain, CodeOfPoints only describe and measure.

How to use the Organon to as a hook for other sciences ​

  • Semantics(Hook)
    • Bridge from established sciences into BETAGLOT
    • Interdisciplinary

How the Organon is used to make BETAGLOT more complete and consistent? ​

  • Use words from

  • To create Tests

    • To test the theories

Analysis + Synthesis ​

When are you analyzing and when are you synthesizing?

1 Categories ​

Genos (Genus) and Eidos (Species) ​

  • Categories are like the Faktors of BETAGLOT

Linguistics ​

Linguistic Ambiguity ​

Nouns ​

  • Equivocally named

    • Skreef
    • Crimp
    • Line
      • Line In

  • Polysemy

  • Ambiguous

  • Disambiguate

  • Unambiguous

    • Univocal
      • Using BETAGLOT spelling with K to differentiate English from BETAGLOT
        • Lokation
        • Aktion
        • Often the same spelling as German

  • Derived Name

    • Lokate, Lokation
    • Enumerate, Enumeration
    • Progress, Progression
    • The same root word is shared and the Category determines the inflection
Verbs ​

Combinations of Words ​

  • Combinations of words are BETOMs

Ontology ​

  • What is "In" a subject

The 10 Categories ​

Quality (ποιόν / poion) 💜Quality ​

Quantity (ποσόν / poson) 🔻Quantity ​

  • Quantities don't have (contraries, opposites)
Discrete Quantity ​
  • Bounded
    • Boundary
    • Piece
    • Start, Finish
      • RouteTape
      • Finish Line
      • Starting Line
  • Limit
    • Time Limit
Continuous Quantity ​

Substance (οὐσία / ousia) 💜Substance ​

  • Must be independent of any other substance to exist

  • Primary and Secondary Substances

Relation (πρός τι / pros ti) 🔻Relation ​

a substance who's existence depends on another entity

Place (ποῦ / pou)🔻Lokation ​

relative location of a substance

Time (ποτέ / pote) 🟠Time ​

measure of motion

Position (κεῖσθαι / keisthai) 🔻Position ​

Spatial Arrangement

Action (ποιεῖν / poiein) ⭐AKTION ​

A substance causes something to happen

Passion / Affection (πάσχειν / paschein) 💜Passion ​

Reception of an Action

State (ἔχειν / echein) ​

Ownership, possession, outfitted

  • Temporary physical union,
  • Essence of substances are not changed, just assembled, or arranged in a different way

2 On Interpretation ​

Deductive Axiomatic System ​

UndefinedTerms -> Axioms -> Definitions -> Propositions -> Theories

Undefined Terms ​

  • Undefined terms rely on experience
  • Axioms give meaning to undefined terms.
  • Terms that anyone who's been to elementary school will have learned
  • Undefined within BETAGLOT, but defined in Natural Languages (English)

Axioms ​

  • Pinker

    • CommonKnowledge

  • Ideas that we accept as true without any proof

  • Do I need to use Hilbert's Axioms?

  • PlantaBETA Examples

    • Time spent not in a PlantateCycle
    • Paid per Tree

Definitions ​

  • Definitions don't assert truth values
  • Labels are often just Definitions.
    • Labels usually aren't sentences.
  • Does Spade need to be defined?
  • Pleroon
  • Definitions are only for stuff that only exists in PlantaBETA

Propositions ​

  • Propositions assert a truth value

    • True or False

  • What is this?

  • What is happening?

  • Corollaries

  • Lemmas

  • Theories

Hypotheses ​

Axiomatic Systems that BETAGLOT is build on ​

  • Each Faktor has their own set of Terms, Axioms, Definitions, Propositions, Theories

  • LABOR

    • Company
    • Planting Contract
    • CodeOfPoints
    • Business

  • SOMA

    • Anatomical Definitions

  • EKOS

    • Biology
    • Geology

  • VIA

    • Euclid
    • ComputationalGeometry
    • Math

  • MOTOR

    • Newton's Laws
    • Physics

  • ANIMA

    • Phenomenology
    • B.Tversky
    • D.Kahneman
    • P.Ekman

StartCloseIn ​

  • from David Whyte: Essentials

Start close in,
don't take the second step
or the third,
start with the first
thing
close in,
the step
you don't want to take.

Start with
the ground
you know,
the pale ground
beneath your feet,
your own
way to begin
the conversation.

Start with your own
question,
give up on other
people's questions,
don't let them
smother something
simple.

To hear
another's voice,
follow
your own voice,
wait until
that voice
becomes an
intimate private ear
that can
really listen
to another.

Start right now
take a small step
you can call your own
don't follow
someone else's
heroics, be humble
and focused,
start close in,
don't mistake
that other
for your own.

Start close in,
don't take
the second step
or the third,
start with the first
thing
close in,
the step
you don't want to take.

Start with the Basics

Propositions ​

A (sentence, statement) that is either True or False and not both.

3 Prior Analytics ​

Syllogisms ​

  • Prior in the sense of dependency.

4 Posterior Analytics ​

  • Demonstration

    • What is the Phenomenology of Demonstration?
    • Direct Demonstration
      • "See it with your own eyes"
      • Direct Perception
        • Feeling it yourself
        • Watching it
    • Indirect Demonstration

  • You can't know the premisses better than the conclusion

Epistemology ​

What makes a science?

5 Topics ​

  • When to use Logic?
  • When to use Dialectic?
    • When knowledge can't be certain.
      • Can't be proven

6 Sophistical Refutations ​

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