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3 revisions | jasirs94 at Nov 20, 2016 02:28 AM | |
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30G31 the said sum will not be divisible by 3, then it is necessarily just as likely as not to be either 7 or divisible by 3. Every deduction has purely hypothetical, or ideal, premisses, or, as I prefer to express it, has a single premiss, which is usually a copulative proposition. In either case, I term it the copulate premiss. By saying that the premisses are purely ideal, I mean that they need be no more, provided the conclusion be equally ideal. Every deduction whatever requires the use of a kind of sign which I term an icon, that is to say, a sign which represents its object by virtue of being like it, whether qualitatively or by the analogy of its parts; such as a diagram. Such is a geometrical | 30 |