Thursday, November 02, 2017

Part 05: Seldon’s Insights Series -- ‘Some Observations on the ‘Languaging’ of ‘Ordinalities’ in Modern English and Related Dialectical-Arithmetical Matters’.





Part 05:  Seldon’s Insights Series --

Some Observations on theLanguagingofOrdinalitiesin Modern English and Related Dialectical-Arithmetical Matters.







Dear Reader,




It is my pleasure, and my honor, as an Officer of the Foundation Encyclopedia Dialectica [F.E.D.] Office of Public Liaison, to share with you, from time to time, as they are approved for public release by the F.E.D. General Council, key excerpts from the internal writings, and from the internal sayings, of our co-founder, Karl Seldon.

The fifth such release in this new series is entered below [Some E.D. standard edits have been applied, in the version presented below, to the direct transcript of our co-founder’s discourse].


For more information regarding, and instantiations of, these Seldonian insights, see --




ENJOY!




Regards,


Miguel Detonacciones,

Member, Foundation Encyclopedia Dialectica [F.E.D.],
Participant, F.E.D. Special Council for Public Liaison,
Officer, F.E.D. Office of Public Liaison.







... We dont say, in Modern English, ‘1th’, ‘2th’, and ‘3th’.” 

“We dont say firstth’, secondth’, and thirdth’.”

“But we do say “4th”, “5th”, “6th”, “7th”, etc.”

“That is, the first three ordinal numbers still each retain a unique name, i.e., each with its own unique ordinal suffix or ending -- “1st, “2nd, “3rd -- perhaps reflecting early impressions as to the ‘«arché»-ic, epitomic and paradigmatic character of the first three -- and most frequently encountered -- ordinal numbers for our [partially latent] concept of ordinalities as a whole.”

“It just so happens also that our ‘‘‘dyadic’’’ and ‘‘‘triadic’’’ dialectical functions for and of the Q_gene-ric «arché»-value, q1, also agree, in their gene-ric solution interpretations, only for this first triadic gene-ric consecuum of Q_ ordinal ontological arithmetical qualifiers, q1 +  q2 +  q3, making that triad of these first three gene-ric meta-numbers a ‘‘‘primitive undifferentiated unity’’’ of the interpreted meaning(s) for our dyadic dialectical function and our triadic dialectical function.”

“However, note too that, unlike in the case of our triadic dialectical function, in the case of our dyadic dialectical function, this first dialectical triad that these two dialectical functions have in common -- again, gene-rically’,  q1 +  q2 +  q3  -- does not arise from anyNatural number or “Whole number meta-exponent of the dyadic exponent, 2.”   

“When that meta-exponent is 1, so that the entire power of the gene-ric «arché»-valuefor theultimate ancestorcategory of thegene-ric categorial meta-genealogyis 21, the resulting  
gene-ric consecuum ‘‘‘underflows’’’ to justq121  =   q12  =   q1 +  q2’.” 

“When that meta-exponent is 2, so that the entire power of the gene-ric «arché»-valuefor theultimate ancestorcategory of thegene-ric categorial meta-genealogyis 22, the resulting  
gene-ric consecuum ‘‘‘overflows’’’ to ‘q122  ~~   q14    ~~   q1 +  q2 +  q3 +  q4’.”

Both of these meta-exponent values, as well as all other possible N or W meta-exponent values, fail to produce just the first dialectical triad -- gene-rically’, q1 +  q2 +  q3.”

“Whereas, when the “Natural number or “Whole numbermeta-exponent of the triadic exponent, 3, is 1, so that the entire power of the ‘gene-ric «arché»-valuefor theultimate ancestorcategory of thegene-ric categorial meta-genealogyis 31, the resulting gene-ric consecuum is precisely 
q131  =   q13  =   q1 +  q2  q3’. ...






















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