P-Project v1.0
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INTRODUCTION
- What is “P-Project”?: “P-Project” is the name of a collection of smaller projects related to philosophical and other endeavours. It is a part of the “無工”, i.e. the works related to “無” (MA), i.e. inquiries into fundamental aspects of thought and the world.
- Why “P” in “P-Project”?: The “P” in “P-Project” stems from the arbitrarily chosen “P” of “P-System” and can mean “principal” or “philosophical”. The reason for using “P” in the project names is to differentiate them from other similar projects with similar names. “P” is a short, simple and descriptive part of a name that is easy to remember and communicate. It helps to organise various projects into similar groups.
- What are the parts of this “P-Project”?: “P-Project” consists of multiple smaller projects, listed below. They offer standards, protocols, collections, texts and even software tools all aimed at assisting with philosophical and similar work.
- How are the projects structured?: The projects are organised into at least two main logical parts: the “elements” and the “syntheses”. The idea is that fundamental parts required for the works (e.g. a vocabulary, a syntax, etc.) set the foundation of the grander project, and by combining these, new, created things can be constructed (i.e. “syntheses”, that is, synthetic things/things that were put together from smaller things, such as sentences and ontologies).
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PROJECT
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ELEMENTS
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P-System: A comprehensive system designed to capture thoughts in structured language using clear definitions, symbols and operations on them.
- P-Syntax: A collection of syntaxes designed to standardise and facilitate working with philosophical objects, logic, ontology and other subjects.
- P-Vocabulary: A standardised collection of terms with various properties on which every text and sentence within the projects is based.
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P-Concepts: A standardised collection of concepts (…)
- P-Glossary: (…)
- P-Exploration: A method and protocol designed to assist in exploring and analysing various objects such as concepts and statements.
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SYNTHESES
- P-Ontology: A standardised abstract structure where concepts from “P-Concepts” are associated and related to each other in ontological ways.
- P-“文”-Sentences: A collection of sentences using a standardised vocabulary (“P-Vocabulary”) and syntax (“P-Syntax”) used to construct various objects such as “worlds”.
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P-Entries: A collection of sentences using (somewhat) standardised vocabulary (“P-Vocabulary”) and syntax (“P-Syntax”) used to explore, communicate and list various philosophical and other ideas.
- P-“Notes”: A sub-collection of the “P-Entries”, using a slightly different vocabulary and syntax, meant to be less structured and more free-form.
- “無”(MA)-Commentary: A collection of texts which expand upon “P-Entries” and add other, original ideas using no standardised vocabulary and no standardised syntax, but free-form.
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TOOLS
- C-Constructor: A tool designed to assist in constructing concepts using a standard architecture used for “P-Concepts”.
- Conclusion Calculator: A tool designed to explore logical consequences.
- Decision-Tree Calculator: A tool designed to explore problems, decisions and decision-trees.
- Argumentation Calculator: A tool designed to explore arguments.
Original: 11.09.2024
Updated: 11.09.2024
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