GRAMMARS —“How can grammar be Fictional?”— FIrst, see: Fictionalism (Stanfor

https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/fictionalism/THE GRAMMARS

—“How can grammar be Fictional?”—

FIrst, see: Fictionalism (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)

https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/fictionalism/

Next, technically speaking Grammar consists of rules of continuous disambiguation.

You can follow me when I have the class on it becuase it’s some of the most interesting parts of my work

For example, in temporal logic only so many words make sense.

So, the grammar of temporal logic includes constraints on vocabulary.

So when I talk about GRAMMARS I show how each grammatical structure (logic) does in fact limit vocabulary.

As such if you stack the grammars from most simple to most complex, then vocabulary is a subset of grammar.

So

Cognitive ability of the mind

>>> Grammars

>>>>> Phonemes

>>>>>> Vocabularies

This is what I discovered while working with ‘the grammars’ and it’s one of the reasons I had to do so much work.