Sunday, July 05, 2026

Part 06: Seldon on ‘Dialectical Categorial Progressions’ Series. How nQ Axioms §7 & §9 “Conspire” Against Redundancy & Unwanted Quantifiability.

  

                   



Part 06: Seldon on


Dialectical Categorial Progressions Series.

 

 

 How

NQ Axioms

§7 & §9

 

Conspire

Against

Redundancy

&

Unwanted

Quantifiability.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Reader,

 

It is my pleasure, and my honor, as an elected member of the Foundation Encyclopedia Dialectica [F.E.D.] General Council, and as a voting member of F.E.D., to share, with you, from time to time, as they are approved for public release by the F.E.D. General Council, Seldon’s commentaries on key Encyclopedia Dialectica concepts of Seldonian Theory.

 

 

This 6th text in this new such series is posted herewith, together with supporting text-images and diagrams [Some E.D. standard edits have been applied, in the version presented below, by the editors of the F.E.D. Special Council for the Encyclopedia, to the direct transcript of our co-founder’s discourse].

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Seldon –

 

Tonight I want to show you how the interplay of axioms §7 & §of the NQ “Non-Standard Model” of the Peano-Dedekind “Natural” Numbers – the set, or space, 

N = {1, 2, 3, …} 

– in the computation and formation of dialectical ontological categorial progressions in that NQ language, blog both potential redundancies and potential ‘lack-cunae’ [E.D. editors: “lacunae] in the ‘consecuum’ of those progressions, interpreted for a specific Domain of knowledge, and how they thereby – by blocking redundancies – preclude any, unwanted, quantifiability in that, “purely”-qualitative, “purely”-ontological-categorial, NQ dialectical language.

 

If we take, for example, the categorial progression for our current model of ‘the dialectic of nature’ – for the specific Domain that is also the most general, most universal Domain of which we know, D = " – and expand it, using the ‘Dyadic Dialectical Function’, dyadically, up to its epoch "t2 = 3, we obtain the following ontic, categorial progression in its raw, axiomatically-unpolished form –

 

Epoch "t2 = 0qx20  =  qx1  =   qx;


Epoch "t2 = 1qx21  =  qx2  =  


(qx) Ä (qx) =

 

qx Å qxx  |-=  q~Å~ qc; 


Epoch "t2 = 2qx22  =  qx4  = 


(qx ~Å~ qc) Ä (qx ~Å~ qc) = 


(qx Å qxx) Å (qc Å qxc) Å 

(qx Å qcx) Å (qc Å qcc)  |-= 

qx ~Å~ qc ~Å~ qcx ~Å~ qr; 


But: we had two of category-symbol qx and two of category-symbol qc.  

How did we get rid of the redundant qx and qc?

How did we avoid incurring a quantifiability’, unwanted in the, purely-qualitative, Narithmetic  

how did we avoid 2qxand 2qc?


Axiom  §7, the “additive idempotency” axiom: 

For every n in N and for every qn in NQ

qn Å qn  =  qn.  

So, \, qx Å qx  =  qx, and qc Å qc  =  qc.  


Note also that, given the axiom §9 ‘double conservation aufheben evolute product rule’, we didn’t develop any breaks in the NQ ‘consecuum’ undergirding this ontic categorial progression either: 

for every j, k in N 

and for every qj and qk in NQ

qk Ä qj  =  qj Å qk+j.  


Thus, we didn’t get –


(qx ~Å~ qc) Ä (qx ~Å~ qc) = 


(qxx) Å (qxc) Å 

(qcx) Å (qcc)  |-= 

qc ~Å~ qcx ~Å~ qr


– leaving out
qx, the “ever-present” arché-category, and thus replacing the ‘evoluteness’ of the aufheben product rule with a, partial, ‘convoluteness’.  

[Note: subscripts are ordinally commutative, so that we use qcx to stand also for qxc; qxc to stand also for qcx].

 

Likewise, for –

Epoch "t2 = 3qx23  =  qx8  = 


(qx ~Å~ qc ~Å~ qcx ~Å~ qr) Ä

(qx ~Å~ qc ~Å~ qcx ~Å~ qr) = 


(qxÅ qxx)Å(qc Å qxcÅ 

(qcx Å qxcx)Å(qr Å qxr) Å  

(qxÅ qcx)Å(qc Å qccÅ 

(qcxÅ qccx)Å(qr Å qcr) Å  

(qxÅ qcxx)Å(qc Å qcxcÅ 

(qcxÅ qcxcx)Å(qr Å qcxr) Å  

(qxÅ qrx)Å(qc Å qrcÅ 

(qcx Å qrcx)Å(qr Å qrr)  |-= 


qx ~Å~ qc ~Å~ qcx ~Å~ qr ~Å~        

qrx ~Å~ qrc ~Å~ qrcx ~Å~  qa; 

 

So now we have five of category-symbol qcx or qxc, and, again, seven of category-symbol qr or qcc or qxcx, and so on.

 

How do we escape 5qcx and 7qr

Answer: Again, Axiom §7.

 

How do we avert losing interpreted/applied ontic category-symbols qx, qc, qcx, and qr, which corresponding, in the generic/-unapplied/minimally-interpreted NQ dialectical arithmetic to its first four ‘meta-numerals’ – 

q1q2, q3, and q4

 

Answer: Again, Axiom §9.”

 

“Finally, how do we get from the four rows and thirty-two category-symbols of the “raw” product for the third-epoch, with qx raised to the power 8?

“The key is to be consistent about our solution [‘|-=’] for each repeat subscript category-symbol, and for the ordinal number corresponding to the subscript(s) of each distinct category-symbol.” 

 

“For example, the ordinal number values corresponding to the subscripts of category-symbols qx [|x| = ordinal 1];

qxx |-= qc [|c= ordinal 2];

qcx [|cx= |c| + |x= ordinal 3], and;

qcc |-= qr [|cc||c| + |c| = ordinal 4]

– are –

1st;

2nd = 1st plus 1st;

3rd = 2nd plus 1st, and;

4th = 2nd plus 2nd,

respectively.”

 

“Per these considerations, the progression of subscript commutations and consistent double-subscript designations/solutions that gets us to the eight, mutually opposing [‘~’] – as well as gapless, via Axiom §9, and ‘de-redundantized’, via Axiom §7 – category symbols –


qx ~Å~ qc ~Å~ qcx ~Å~ qr ~Å~      

qrx ~Å~ qrc ~Å~ qrcx ~Å~  qa;


– are the following –


(qxÅqxx)Å(qcÅqxc)Å(qcxÅqxcx)Å(qrÅqxr) 

Å  

(qxÅqcx)Å(qcÅqcc)Å(qcxÅqccx)Å(qrÅqcr) 

Å  

(qxÅqcxx)Å(qcÅqcxc)Å(qcxÅ qcxcxÅ
(qrÅ qcxr) 

Å  

(qxÅqrx)Å(qcÅqrc)Å(qcxÅqrcx)Å(qrÅqrr) 


– transforms to –


(qxÅqxx)Å(qcÅqcx)Å(qcxÅqcxx)Å(qrÅqrx

Å  

(qxÅqcx)Å(qcÅqcc)Å(qcxÅqccx)Å(qrÅqcr

Å  

(qxÅqcxx)Å(qcÅqxcc)Å(qcxÅqccxxÅ

(qrÅqrcx

Å  

(qxÅqrx)Å(qcÅqrc)Å(qcxÅqrcx)Å(qrÅqa)


– which next transforms to –


(qxÅqc)Å(qcÅqcx)Å(qcxÅqcc)Å(qrÅqrx

Å  

(qxÅqcx)Å(qcÅqcc)Å(qcxÅqccx)Å(qrÅqcr

Å  

(qxÅqcc)Å(qcÅqxr)Å(qcxÅqcccÅ

(qrÅqrcx

Å  

(qxÅqrx)Å(qcÅqrc)Å(qcxÅqrcx)Å(qrÅqa)


– which next transforms to, with now-reveled redundant category-symbols terms crossed-out


(qxÅqc)Å(qcÅqcx)Å(qcxÅqr)Å(qrÅqrx

Å  

(qxÅqcx)Å(qcÅqr)Å(qcxÅqrx)Å(qrÅqrc

Å  

(qxÅqr)Å(qcÅqrx)Å(qcxÅqrcÅ

(qrÅqrcx

Å  

(qxÅqrx)Å(qcÅqrc)Å(qcxÅqrcx)Å(qrÅqa)


– which arrives at –


qx~Å~qc~Å~qcx~Å~qr~Å~qrx~Å~  

qrc~Å~  

qrcx~Å~  

qa.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Regards,

 

Miguel Detonacciones,

Voting Member, Foundation Encyclopedia Dialectica [F.E.D.];

Elected Member, F.E.D. General Council;

Participant, F.E.D. Special Council for Public Liaison;

Officer, F.E.D. Office of Public Liaison.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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