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Logic 106

clearness as I can command for it is the not only the key-note but the key to all logic.
I essay an analysis of what appears in the world.
Ot os not metaphysics that we are dealing with only logic.
Therefore we do not ask what really is but what appears to every one of us in every minute of our lives.
I analyze experience which is the cognitive resultant of our past lives. and find it in three elements.
I call then Categories.
Would I could render them to the reader as vivid as imdeniable as rational as they are to me.
They will become so if he will give thought enough to them.
They appear in myraid shapes afterwhich for the purpose of introducing the reader to them I take the first that offers itself.
A definition of experience happened just now to flow from my pen.
It was a pretty good definition I think suppose we set out from that.
Laconically speaking experience is esse in praeterito.
Only remember