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Philosophy objects
Material Objects
Material that would be examined, looked,
studied by a discipline of science
Formal Objects
An object which has been examined from one
aspect only.
One material object could be studied from many
aspect (multi aspects: T1, T2, T3 etc.)
Goal logics I
Make som examples of hypothetical
statements you have heard!!!!!
Make examples of syllogism you have
read: e.g. Wrong conclusions
Discussed and analyzed it with:
Proposition: T/F
Argumentation: V/NV
Hypothetical Conclusions: Aristotle to Bayes
To study logics: is to study proposition (T/F), argument (V/N),
conclusion
THEORY
OBSERVATION
HYPOTHESIS
Instrumentation,
Scaling, sampling
Logics
Epistemology (Y): logos, everything that could
be receive by healthy reason.
Irving M, Copi (1976): A study of methods and
principles which is used to differentiated apt
reason from bad reason.
Scientific logics is to see black and white in the
grey area. From Aristotle (384 -322BC) to
Bayes (1702-1761). P(D/T) or p(h/e), Evidence
Based Medicine, posterior probability,
conditional probability.
Logical Conclusion: 5+
Aristotles General Sylogisme
Many Example of Major and Minor Premis & the conclusion
All human certainly die (Premis mayor)
Socrates is human (Premis minor)
Socrates certainly die (Conclusion)
All Frenchmen are gastronomes
Jacques a Frenchman
Jacques is a is gastronome
Modus Ponens (MP): Way of putting the consequent (deductive-theory)
Modus Tollens (MT): Way of taking away (inductive-fact)
Sentential Logic (SL): Definition & often fails to capture the conclusion
: e.q. Alternative medicine: pq, qr, rs, st, tu and pu
Sentential Calculus (SC): Bayesian (scoring in % to solve the not
100% T)
Sentential logic
- If somebody take buah merah then the
immune system get better (pq) (70%)
- If inflamatory reaction then increase immune
system (qr) (60-90%)
- If CRP is high (early inflamatory reaction) then
there is inflamation (rs) (90%)
If there is inflamation then there are
atherosclerosis process (st) (70%)
And the conclusion is: If somebody take buah
merah then its prevent atherosclerosis process
(pt)
Poppers Swan
"all swans are white". However, if one then has a single
sighting of a black swan one is able to make the statement
that "not all swans are white."
"Falsifiable" does not mean "false". For a proposition to be
falsifiable, it must be possible in principle to make an
observation that would show the proposition to be false, even if
that observation has not been made. For example, the
proposition "All crows are black" would be falsified by observing
one white crow.
Falsificationists claim that any theory that is not falsifiable
is unscientific.
Planck and Einstein falsify Maxwell and also Huygens (wave particle)
Pq
Not q
Not p
Result
Score
Age
31-64 years
>65 years
Jaundice
Cancer GI
Leukemia or lymphoma
Biliary colic
Upper abdominal pain
Alcohol
Spiders
Ascites
Total Bilirubin > 200mol/l
Alkaline phosphatase
Aspartate aminotransferase
+7
+12
Previous history
Present history
Physical examination
Clinical chemistery
-7
+10
-13
+3
+4-+9
-4
-6
-3
+5
+6
-10
Direct conclusion which has a same wide of Subject and predicate, visa
versa has the same idea:
- All becaks are not car (AEIO) - All men are berakal budi
- All cars are not becak
- Cecep is a man
- Cecep berakal budi (Clasic logics)
Conversion: qp;
Inversion ~p~q;
Conclusion process:
Deductive logics: theory first (general special)
Inductive logics: Individual / 5 sense experience first
general
In inductive logics: there is no absolute certainty,
there is only better or less, its depend on the
probability which has been cited by the premises.
How smaller the area of the proposition, how more
solid the content is.
T/Fc
Te
Fc
Te
Te
F
Te
Jacques is gastronome
Te
Fc
Te
2nd Premise
Conclusion
p q
1st Premise
2nd Premise
Conclusion
pq
q
1st Premise
p q
^
^
^
p q pvq
1 1 1
1 0
1
0 1
1
0 0
0
1: close; 0: open
p q
pvq
T T T
T F T
F T T
F F F
F: False; T: True
pvq
p
-q
1st Premise
2nd Premise
Conclusion
p q
~p
1st Premise
2nd Premise
Conclusion
p q
~q
1st Premise
2nd Premise
Conclusion
p q
~q
~p
~q
~p
pq
1st Premise
2nd Premise
Conclusion
~p
p q
~p
~q
~q
pq
p only if q
q if p
p syarat cukup bagi q
q syarat perlu bagi p
p
p
T
T
F
F
q
T
F
T
F
pq
T
F
T
T
Dwi arah
p>q
p
q
pq
p=q
T
T
T
T
F
F
F
T
F
F
F
T
E.g.:
Truth-theory of hypothesis
syllogism (True or False)
pq
1st Premise
2nd Premise
Conclusion
qr
pr
p q
q r
p r
Tautology
Truth-table of validitas MP
[(pq)^p]q
(pq)^p [(pq)^p]q
T
T
F
F
T
F
F
F
T
F
T
F
T
F
T
T
[T^T]T
[F^T]T
[F^F]T
[F^F]T
Truth-table of validitas MT
p q ~p ~q Pq (pq)^~q [(pq)^~q]~p
T
T
F
F
T
F
T
F
F
F
T
T
F
T
F
T
T
F
T
T
F
F
F
T
[FF]:T
[FF]:T
[FT]:T
[TT]:T
Conclusions
Proposition of the Premises and
hypothesis: T/F: conjunction, disjunction,
implicative, non implicative
Argumentation: V/N: 5+ (tautologies)