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In The Yin Tian Shen Yin force's page, a Nonduality type 3 is given by this argumentation :
The only interpretation i can Give to that for a many-valued logic system is that "Ambiguity" would be an additional logic system, but without more context, it is impossible to define the meaning of "Ambiguity" here, since it talks about existence dans non-existence, imo "Ambiguity" mean a thing like a "fusion" of existence and Non-existence (Would be 0 and 1 like a nonexistent-physiology Type 3).
Here a little Reminder of the 4 "basic"logical states :
With the interpretation i gave to "Ambiguity", the logical state show here would be "A and Not A", which is included in the 4 "basic" logical states.
Quoting the Nonduality page :
So the problem I see with the argumentation is that there if no thing like 5 logical states but Just Existence (A), Non-Existence (Not A), and Ambiguity (A and Not A). And my thought are that the Nonduality type 3 should be downgrade to Nonduality type 2 (Just like before if I renember).
Edit : After discussion, I came to a new argument : In the case where "Ambiguity" does not refer to Existence or Non-existence, but is something else, it will still not be nonduality type 3, because a truth Value is a value indicating the relation of a proposition to truth, which in classical logic has only two possible values (true or false). Adding a state not related to a duality has nothing to do with a truth Value, since we have no proof that "Ambiguity" can be a value just like ⊤ or ⊥. It is at best just a concept not related to existence and Non-existence and have nothing to do with many-valued Logic.
I can illustrate that by an exemple :
Proposition : Does "A" Exist ?
1st : ⊤ (A exist)
2nd ⊥ (A is ambiguous)
If "Ambiguity" is not related to the duality Existence / Non-existence, it is possible to answer to a proposition with only a binary logic while including Ambiguity. So it would not be a Nonduality type 3
Agree : Georredannea15, Unqver, RaveeCPN, Ziplak
Disagree : ActuallySpaceMan42, BestMGQScalerEver, Elizhaa
Neutral :
Other : Fixxed (Think that it is not nonduality)
- Nonduality (Type 3; Beings that have the Aspect of Absolution, have become Initial Flames formed from countless bits of information of both 'Existence', 'Non-Existence', and 'Ambiguity'. They can't be affected by any kind of complex or volatile skill, including ones that are illusory or spiritual, because they have transcended all boundaries. As such, even attacks that make every aspect and principle of the universe equal, parallel, symmetrical, balanced, stable, complementing, nullifying, and corresponding, ridding it of change and possibility, are unable to truly affect them)
The only interpretation i can Give to that for a many-valued logic system is that "Ambiguity" would be an additional logic system, but without more context, it is impossible to define the meaning of "Ambiguity" here, since it talks about existence dans non-existence, imo "Ambiguity" mean a thing like a "fusion" of existence and Non-existence (Would be 0 and 1 like a nonexistent-physiology Type 3).
Here a little Reminder of the 4 "basic"logical states :
- A
- Not A
- Neither A and Not A
- A and Not A
With the interpretation i gave to "Ambiguity", the logical state show here would be "A and Not A", which is included in the 4 "basic" logical states.
Quoting the Nonduality page :
Plurality: Characters existing in a nondual state regarding all dual systems within an entire level of reality in a way that makes them exist beyond the classical states of contradiction-allowing logic, instead operating on a many-valued logic system with at least five truth values.
So the problem I see with the argumentation is that there if no thing like 5 logical states but Just Existence (A), Non-Existence (Not A), and Ambiguity (A and Not A). And my thought are that the Nonduality type 3 should be downgrade to Nonduality type 2 (Just like before if I renember).
Edit : After discussion, I came to a new argument : In the case where "Ambiguity" does not refer to Existence or Non-existence, but is something else, it will still not be nonduality type 3, because a truth Value is a value indicating the relation of a proposition to truth, which in classical logic has only two possible values (true or false). Adding a state not related to a duality has nothing to do with a truth Value, since we have no proof that "Ambiguity" can be a value just like ⊤ or ⊥. It is at best just a concept not related to existence and Non-existence and have nothing to do with many-valued Logic.
I can illustrate that by an exemple :
Proposition : Does "A" Exist ?
1st : ⊤ (A exist)
2nd ⊥ (A is ambiguous)
If "Ambiguity" is not related to the duality Existence / Non-existence, it is possible to answer to a proposition with only a binary logic while including Ambiguity. So it would not be a Nonduality type 3
Agree : Georredannea15, Unqver, RaveeCPN, Ziplak
Disagree : ActuallySpaceMan42, BestMGQScalerEver, Elizhaa
Neutral :
Other : Fixxed (Think that it is not nonduality)
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