A is sometimes a, not A.

You may ignore this, I'm just putting it here so it will be handy. Some day I may talk about it, but not today.[T]o help with valid reasoning Aristotle came up with three rules of logic:

• The Law of Identity, or A is A.
  
  
• The Law of Non Contradiction, or A is not not-A.
  
  
• The Law of the The Excluded Middle, each thing is either A or not A

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I don't remember what his name was or what class he was teaching, but he taught me about types of authority. I shared it with a friend some days ago as though I knew something, but it was just what I was taught. I have found it to be true and a useful tool for living ( Read more... )

This is the first post from a blog called the One Rule. It deals with the Ethic of Reciprocity, something I find intriguing to say the least. I posting it in its entirety here:

The One Rule

Most everyone who speaks a European language natively is familiar with the Golden Rule, attributed to Jesus Christ: Therefore all things whatsoever ye would ( Read more... )

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