[Fis] 20% of most important Informatics

[Marcus Abundis]

Jason and Jerry,

I too find Peirce hard to use for many reasons, but I can easily give a nod
to 'work done'.
<Opinions are cheap - our academic friends are having too many opinions.>
I mostly agree, but if one is not *themselves* confronting the 'heavy
lifting' needed to master a topic . . . I tend to ignore their words as
they typically do not think deeply about the matter and ultimately add
little real value to the topic's study.

Jerry – yes to polysemic and poly-symbolic roles, but no(?) to
paraconsistent logic. Here I invoke another 'ancient name' of Korzybski who
pointed to 'confused levels of abstraction'. Korzybski's humanist
(psychological) focus stopped him from formalizing levels of abstraction
(beyond paraconsistent logic?), but THAT detail is part of the 'heavy
lifting' that remains to be done. Moreover, I see this as important not
only to life sciences but also to material sciences.
<Any thoughts from the perspective of well-formed formula?>
I am unsure if you mean this as a 'dig' (a weakness in my own work) or if
you mean this as a genuine question. I can easily say the furthest I have
come to a 'well-formed formula' is to name a recurring . . . 2-3-2-3 . . .
(dualist-triune) pattern for the entire span of 'information' – what I
otherwise call a 'structural informatic backbone' for the cosmos. But going
FURTHER requires even more heavy lifting. But for now, I am still
struggling with simply getting 'buy-in' from AI (and *this* FIS/IS4SI)
communities for the initial concept. There is no point in pressing forward,
if I continually fail at rearguard actions. That said, naming a
dualist-triune foundation seems a key step (I think) in moving to
'well-formed formulae'. Also, I see a dualist-triune view interestingly
tied to all prior dualist views (from Anaxagoras's 'mind and matter',
onward) AND tied to Peirce's three-part view.

Marcus

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