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Scientists have discovered that molecules, atoms, protons, and electrons. Neutrino.
And what's more! =>..There is life in these spaces = > human beings (molecules)....= > Buddha (Atomic Buddha) = > Proton Buddha = > Electron Buddha.
Neutrino Buddha....=>….Too many layers....
Electrons revolve around the nucleus'How is it different from the Earth surrounding the Sun? Therefore, Shakyamuni Buddha said: There are 3 thousand worlds in a grain of sand'And then there is sand in 3 thousand worlds = >...=>..The bottom line is almost endless.
The life that dwells in atomic space has a lot of the power (energy) of the atomic bomb, which is the atomic Buddha
Ghosts are made up of small molecules.
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A class that allows your brain to only think as instructed by a computer.
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Science: The study of disciplines! The study of the laws of things in a certain field and a certain period of time, so the conclusions drawn by science must be one-sided (without comprehensive consideration), partial (not from the whole), isolated (limited to a certain range, not related to things outside the scope), and static (limited to the period of investigation and research).
That's why there are scientists who have their own opinions, their own theories, different opinions, and constantly deny the theories and methods of their predecessors, which scientist can guarantee that his theory is the truth and will not be denied?
Scientific logic has not completely shaken off the limitations of scientific research, and in order to truly obtain truth and truth, it is necessary to use philosophical methods and perspectives to do so, that is, holistic, comprehensive, developmental, and connected thinking. Religion is the highest stage of philosophy, of which Buddhism is the most complete. Buddhism is the Buddha's education on the truth of life in the universe and the perfection of all beings in the Nine Dharma Realms.
The development of science always proves little by little that what the Buddha said is the truth and the truth. More and more scientists are coming to the same conclusions as the Buddha said 3,000 years ago.
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1.A science that studies the norms and guidelines for the validity of thinking and argumentation, traditionally including the principles of defining, classifying, and using terms correctly, the principles of correct cloud predicates, and the principles of reasoning and argumentation.
2.The law of thinking.
3.Objective regularity.
In a narrow sense, logic refers not only to the laws of thinking, but also to the discipline that studies the laws of thinking, that is, logic. In a broad sense, logic refers to laws, including the laws of thinking and objective laws. Logic includes formal logic and dialectical logic, formal logic includes inductive logic and deductive logic, and dialectical logic includes contradictory logic and symmetrical logic.
Symmetrical logic is the logic of people's overall thinking (including abstract thinking and concrete thinking). Logic refers to the laws and rules of thinking, which is an abstraction of the thinking process. In a narrow sense, logic refers to formal logic or abstract logic, which refers to the logic of people's abstract thinking; Broadly speaking, logic also includes concrete logic, that is, the logic of man's overall thinking.
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Logic is a science that studies the norms and norms of the validity of thinking and argumentation, and has traditionally included principles for defining, classifying, and using terms correctly, principles for correct cloud predications, and principles for reasoning and argumentation. It takes the law of thinking as the intention and the objective law as the criterion.
The correct logic is the inevitable order in which things develop, just as the number 123 should be 456. Correct logic is coherent thinking, clarifying and pursuing the truth through logical thinking.
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Logic (logos), derived from the classical Greek word logos, originally meaning "word" or "speech" (by extension meaning "thinking" or "reasoning"), from which the word is spun off from "ethics"; In 1902, Yan retranslated "Muller's Famous Studies", transliterating it as "Famous Studies" and transliterating it as "logic"; In Japanese, it translates as "On Theory". Traditionally, logic has been studied as a branch of philosophy. Since the mid-nineteenth century, logic has been frequently studied in mathematics and computer science.
Logic ranges from core topics such as the study of fallacies and paradoxes, to specialized inferential analyses such as probability-correct reasoning and arguments involving causality.
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In layman's terms, there is a certain order.
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Reality and thought of a system.
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Logical law: the individual is fully united, and the species is fully divided.
<> men and women are two kinds, and neither can cover the other, and there is no distinction between positive and negative. By contrast, sex (male-female) is a category of nature, and females encompass males, because females give birth to males, females are positive and males are opposite. This is also expressed in chromosomes, that is, xx covers xy, because y is x with one leg missing.
The first symbol of both sexes is x, which means that both sexes belong to the same category, while the second symbol is x, and the other is y, which is positive and backward, and cannot be reversed.
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Answer: Hand filial piety] :d
This question examines the relationship between inclusion and containment, science contains logic, and television is a type of electrical appliance. Therefore, choose D.
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Answer] :d Problem Solving Instructions: Science and logic are the relationship between inclusion and being included, and electrical appliances include televisions. So the answer is d.
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Logic is a sub-discipline of philosophy. It is a discipline that studies the mind. It has gone through three stages: concrete logic, abstract logic, and symmetrical logic.
All thinking has both content and form. From a logical point of view, the three basic forms of abstract thinking are concepts, propositions, and reasoning.
Logic is the study of reasoning and argumentation. However, inferential arguments permeate people's cognitive thinking activities extensively, and it is not possible and unnecessary for logic to study all aspects of inferential arguments. The purpose of the study of logic is to distinguish between correct reasoning and false reasoning, and between reliable and unreliable arguments.
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Logic means: a science that studies the norms and norms of the validity of thinking and argumentation, and traditionally includes the principles of defining, classifying, and using terms correctly, the principles of correct cloud predicates, and the principles of reasoning and argumentation. Or refers to the laws of thinking or the laws of objectivity.
Logic: [ luó jí ]
Citations explained:1The law of thinking.
Shatin, "Homecoming".
Two: "The idea of a sharp opening may be illogical, but it is very reasonable. "Twigs.
2.Objective regularity.
Ai Wu "On Short Stories": "If we study carefully, we can find out some objective laws of social life, that is, the logic of life. ”
3.Logical; Conform to the rules.
Hong Shen. The Screenwriting Method of Cinema and Drama, Chapter 6, Chapter 3: "As for the method of joint change, he points out that one plot can logically lead to a second. ”
4.Refers to logic.
Wang Li. Logic and Language: "Logic is the science of the forms and laws of thought. ”
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This is nonsense, judgment is only part of the logic factor.
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Popper believed that in terms of scientific development, science begins with problems. This is because a theory is a general guess about the natural world, and a guess always starts with a question.
What is the problem? The problem is some contradictions and inconsistencies. First, theories are inconsistent with observations. Second, there is inconsistency between theories and theories. Third, there are inconsistencies within the theory.
With these inconsistencies, one has to speculate on it, and so there is a theory. That's why he asserts"Theory begins with a question. "Poplee also argues that the growth process of science is:
First, science begins with questions. Second, scientists come up with all sorts of bold speculations, i.e., theories, about the problem. Third, there is fierce competition and criticism among various theories, and they are tested by observation and experimentation to screen out new theories with a high degree of realism.
Fourth, new theories have been further falsified by science and technology, and new problems have emerged. The above four links are repeated and constantly moving forward.
When there is a problem, it will be studied and solved, and the logical starting point is the cause of the event. All research starts with a problem, and then research is about finding a way to solve a problem.
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The concept of "logic" is a pit, and the reason for the pit is that the original purpose is normative logic, that is, the normative and thinking of arguments: you have to think this way, and if you don't think so, the end result may be the wrong belief that people should not agree without logical arguments, unreasonable interpretations.
It's too bossy. No rigorous study is absolute, and neither is science, and I've always taken its boundaries very seriously.
Logic cannot deduce B from A, which does not mean that one should not generate B from AAnd logic never dictates that one must think. He will look at how to draw conclusions and what specific degree of reliability to be drawn in what circumstances, but there is no clear field. This is true for all scientific disciplines, as is the humanities (non-religious) disciplines.
In short, so-called logic is a "rational" way of drawing conclusions from a set of premises. Logic is the study of how to derive, or the relationship between premises and conclusions. Related to this, how to express the premise conclusion is also the scope of its research.
Whether it is logical or not, whether there is a coherent and clear reasoning relationship between the premise and the conclusion. Eating, sleeping is a separate act, and it doesn't matter if the relationship is natural or logical. However, it is logical to sleep while eating.
On the contrary, I watched the World Cup yesterday, so there is no logic to the fact that it is not raining in the United States today. A psychopath, if he has a coherent pattern of reasoning, is logical, even if his world is absurd. It is logical to communicate with them in the way of a mentally ill person.
Using modal logic language, the doctor presents argument A so that the patient can accept "maybe A", or even "make sure A" makes the patient's beliefs change and output B, and the doctor achieves the goal. Logical systems can also be explained. Similarly, logical systematic research uses truth to tell lies, which seem to stem from true propositions, but in other words, it is logical.
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