Among Kant’s fundamental errors was his assumption that empirical data is initially without unity, being a confused mass of myriad sensations, and that it needs to be united by rational means of some sort, before it can at all constitute an object of …
I have been dreaming of systematizing causal logic since my teens, I think, when I first studied works on logic and philosophy.
My first book, Future Logic (1990), mentions the manifest modal foundations of causality and indeed the tacit causal…
A term is, nowadays, said to have ‘existential import’ if it is considered to have existing referents; otherwise, it is said to be ‘empty’ or a ‘null class’. For examples, ‘men’ has existential import, whereas ‘dragons’ does not. This concept is considered orig…
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