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Originally Posted by Lloyd Gillespie

I'll have to get back later with a full post, as our WiFi got partially knocked out by lightning. For now I'll just post the central tenet of my next post...

I've just recently discovered a major hole in logic that's not been addressed by anyone, which also relates to many of your recent ideas in these last posts. For now I'll just state that the mind is stereoscopic, in that the two hemispheres always produce two images of all representations of ideas, and that's the two selfs talking to each other as two individual concepts, but the mind only recognizes one at a time, yet when the two concepts are fully brought to bear in aware consciousness, it is like the wave collapse of these two concepts into one clear vision, according to which side of the stereoscopic brain takes control/precedence over the initial concepts. This is exactly what Peirce was working on when he died, as stereoscopic movies had recently become the rage of the world...

Here's a central universal algorithm I'm working on fully interpreting:

The universal algorithm of isomorphic logic of the possibilia__Uncertainty is the exactness of the complexity of exact logic...

The above allows an entirely new interpretation of exact and necessary logic to: A new open values' inductive logic__which includes the full processing of right brained reason into left brained logic, thus uniting the two hemishperes, into an entirely new triadic interpretation of evolutionary logic and reasons of...

It amounts to 'the necessity of the uncertainty of logic', in the fact that the possibilia of rational evolution and 'Habitus' can now be included as a future path of total understanding between the two hemispheres of psychology and logic, by 'goal' orientations.

This is so far very preliminary and crude, but I'm working all of the newest Peirce re-interpretations, with all the modern investigators together...

Much more later...rrr

P.s.
The triadic exists as a necessity, because a final interpreter is required to settle the differences of the two hemispheres, which lies in the uncertainty principle's mechanics of initial complexity, into sound reasoning and logic. Any machine is always governed by its initial uncertainties of actions and reactions__the initial stage of its evolution, just as is the mind, yet we still have free choice within certain constraints...