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The Soft Logic of Thomas Harriot
Until recently, First Order Logic has suffered from an inadequate representation of the situation. This has imposed significant limitations in real-world modeling. We see that an early innovator in logic had this concept but it was dropped by successors because of notational complexity. We present a likely introspective notation of the early scholar, Harriot; we outline the Hermetic influence on this idea (of introspection); and provide a newly discovered interesting influence from the New World
Classification : 00A30 
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H. T. Goranson; Sirius-Beta . The Soft Logic of Thomas Harriot. Visual Mathematics, Tome 1 (1999) no. 2. http://geodesic.mathdoc.fr/item/VM_1999_1_2_a2/