Author: Curt Doolittle

SOME FIRST PRINCIPLES
Existence:
Homogeneity
Pressure
“Spin”
Polarization
Recombination
Ternary logic of Evolution
Evolutionary computation by continuous recursive disambiguation of disorder into order (matter) or dissipation into disorder (space).

Perception:
All human sense and perception can be reduced to tests of consistency of subjectively testable relations.
Humans can sense, perceive, and test only so many dimensions of relations: realism, naturalism, identity, consistency, correspondence, operational possibility, rational choice, reciprocity, completeness(limits, full accounting), warrantability, liability, testifiability.

Description:
All languages consist of references (terms) consisting of n-dimensions of measurement (natural order).
All languages consist of paradigms limiting permissible dimensions of terms.
All paradigms consists of rules of continuous recursive disambiguation of disorder (ambiguity) into identity (unambiguity) called grammars.
Mathematics constitutes the most reductive language consisting only of an observer, references, relations, operations, and agreements (equalities,inequalities).
All language can be constructed from observer, references (nouns, verbs), relations, agreements.
Meaning origin, points, vectors, operations, equalites.
Meaning the universe can be constructed in language from manifolds of n-dimensions.

Operations:
1. Verbal reducibility is unlimited.
2. Computational reducibility is smaller than verbal reducibility.
3. Mathematical reducibility is smaller than computational reducibility.
4. First principles are irreducible.

SOME FIRST PRINCIPLES
Existence:
Homogeneity
Pressure
“Spin”
Polarization
Recombination
Ternary logic of Evolution
Evolutionary computation by continuous recursive disambiguation of disorder into order (matter) or dissipation into disorder (space).

Perception:
All human sense and perception can be reduced to testes of consistency of subjectively testable relations.
Humans can sense, perceive, and test only so many dimensions of relations: realism, naturalism, identity, consistency, correspondence, operational possibility, rational choice, reciprocity, completeness(limits, full accounting), warrantability, liability, testifiability.

Description:
All languages consist of references (terms) consisting of n-dimensions of measurement (natural order).
All languages consist of paradigms limiting permissible dimensions of terms.
All paradigms consists of rules of continuous recursive disambiguation of disorder (ambiguity) into identity (unambiguity) called grammars.
Mathematics constitutes the most reductive language consisting only of an observer, references, relations, operations, and agreements (equalities,inequalities).
All language can be constructed from observer, references (nouns, verbs), relations, agreements.
Meaning origin, points, vectors, operations, equalites.
Meaning the universe can be constructed in language from manifolds of n-dimensions.

Operations:
1. Verbal reducibility is unlimited.
2. Computational reducibility is smaller than verbal reducibility.
3. Mathematical reducibility is smaller than computational reducibility.
4. First principles are irreducible.