Abstract The Type II Inner-Compass Theorem, like the Type I Inner-Compass theorem before it, deals with the question of ”Is what ought to be?” The Type II theorem answers in the affirmative. Furthermore, it is a response, and itself responds, to external negations. In other words, if one is left...
Abstract The Ogdoad is a process that occurs between two objects or individuals, and returns eight possible perspectives between both objects / individuals. The original individuals have the ability to freely choose to obtain traits / attributes from one another, and doing so will never threaten to cloud nor corrupt...
Abstract The Inner-Compass Theorem is a new type of mathematical proof that uses moral judgements in addition to, and corresponding to, logical judgements. I.e., Good = True and Bad = False. Furthermore, it proves that these equivalencies are both Good as well as True. Moral judgements are entirely individual and...