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ERISIAN FORMAL LOGIC Aristotlean Logic declares three Principles: A is A — Everything is Something, A thing is itself. Either/Or — A thing is either one thing or another Non-Contradiction — Nothing can be both itself and it's opposite Erisian Logic Adds a Fourth Principle: Non-Compromise — If Everything is Something, then Nothing is Something, too. This Something that Nothing is is the Great Neutral Force, an absolute contradiction represented by the verbal symbol Mu, as positive is represented by Yes and Negative by No. The Neutral Force has no polarity, and hides pretty well until you look for it, but then it's everywhere you look. A lot of answers have always been Not—Yes and Not—No. These answers were shoved aside as unimportant, or not real answers. A Mu answer carries as much information as a Yes or a No. Without Mu's the Yesses and No's squash together, and make people choose up sides and fight. Mu answers say not now, not here, or let you know you are asking the wrong question. If it seems wierd that something this important is just now being noticed, remember the Greeks and the Romans were pretty smart people, but they never discovered Zero. They overlooked it as mere Nothingness, and Suffered Clumsy Math. CHAOS IS NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH RANDOMNESS Pure chaos is all that holds molecules together. Randomly they fall apart Or maybe it only seems random to us.

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