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- Herausgeber: WS
- Kategorie: Geisteswissenschaft
- Sprache: Englisch
Do you ever wonder how the world builds upon the complexities of
mathematics and logic? How can understanding advanced theories
transform our approach to everyday problems? This book proves to
be the bridge between theoretical mathematics and practical
solutions.
Introducing 'Development Theory: The Foundation of Our World', a
groundbreaking exploration into the intricate realms of mathematical
foundations, logic, and algorithmic processes. Authored by Joe Will
Serdaruz, an expert in Development Theory, this book delves deep
into Gödel's incompleteness theorems, sets, and the concept of
expansion processes to illustrate the dynamic nature of systems. By
understanding the roles of 'proving' versus 'creating', readers gain
insights into managing contradictions and enhancing logical thinking.
The book discusses deterministic and non-deterministic algorithms,
the 'Divide-and-conquer' method, and the revolutionary changes
brought by Non-Euclidean geometry, positioning these complex
concepts within the grasp of everyday intellect.
With 'Development Theory: The Foundation of Our World', you are not
just reading another science book; you are stepping into a new
paradigm of thinking that connects deep theoretical concepts with
tangible, real-world applications. Transform how you perceive and
interact with the world through the lens of advanced development
theory.
Unlock the secrets of advanced mathematics and logic with
'Development Theory: The Foundation of Our World' today!
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2024
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Development Theory - The foundations of our World
Unlocking the Mysteries of Logical Expansion
Written by Joe Will Serdaruz
© Joe Will Serdaruz 2024 All rights reserved.
The cover is designed by Szilvia Erdelyi.
Translated by David Juhasz
Abüdosz Kft.
ISBN 978-615-02-1616-4
Introduction
Motto
In order to behave logically, a person does not need to think logically.
Development Theory is for people who think logically. Logic is hidden in all human actions. From a few simple assumptions and observations of human behavior, it is easy to deduce. This world - our world - is a world of logic. I am aware that this statement could provoke many people to debate. Many will offer 'counter-examples' - I will discuss some of the more common objections here - but these are not necessarily inspired by logical reasoning, but rather, as we shall see, by logical behavior.
Development Theory is the general theory of development of our World. Everything that lives are developing.
Model
Motto
It goes like a charm.
Since Development Theory is a model, a few words about models.
What is a model?
A model is a tool that we use to describe a slice of experience in a form that allows us to make predictions within the range of experience described by the model about the part of it that we don't know. This can apply to the part of the past we don't yet know - what happened? The present - what is in the area we don't know - and also the future - what will happen? And all sorts of variations of this: what could/could not/will/will not happen in any case, etc.
Comment: This might suggest that all models are closed, i.e. we can draw conclusions from the model for all parts of the modeled area. It may seem from this that all models are closed, i.e. we can draw conclusions from the model for all parts of the modeled area. However, there are also open models.
What is it that we expect from a usable model, i.e. what are the characteristics of a good model?
- It describes our existing experience.
- There are no contradictions in it.
- The model allows us to draw conclusions about the areas where we have no experience.
Models are usually simplified for practical reasons, and therefore we tend to model only part of the world. However, this is not a prerequisite, because the model itself can be a world.
All models are based on assumptions that we accept as true. The truth of the principles is not tested. If someone does not accept the underlying assumptions, the model will not be useful to them. It is a common mistake to criticise a model on the grounds that one of the premises is not true. However, this is not a criticism of the model. Where the assumptions are not true, the model cannot be used. That doesn't mean the model isn't good and viable, just not in that area.
The Development Theory is a model. It has few principles, but it is still able to describe our current experience of the general structure of development.
Development Theory
Motto
“All grown-ups were once children”1
I make no secret of the fact that the starting point was the study of man; it was only much later that it became crystal clear to me that this could be applied elsewhere. This is evidently visible in this system, you couldn't deny its origins. Nevertheless, it is placed on a scientific - mathematical - foundations. One might say that man cannot be 'mathematised', because not all our actions are logical. I can reassure you that this is exactly the same result that emerges from this model. Of course, because that is what we have experienced. Nevertheless, mathematics can be applied to the field, and I will show you how.
First, let's lay down the mathematical foundations. This will be quite simple.
Development Theory - mathematical foundations
Motto
