Foundations of Soft Logic

Abstract

Dear reader, we present to you our original research from the past seven years.It is a groundbreaking new mathematical paradigm and system (which includes the invention of a new number) that enables a new approach to advancing the foundations of science and technology.We develop new approaches to connecting subjective and objective points of view that do not rely solely on the classical deductive approach.There is no need to fear paradoxical situations because it is precisely in them that lies the key to a new understanding that is more connected to life itself.We wrote this book with the understanding that, in our times, there is a great need to develop a new approach for advancing science in the face of new challenges, including consciousness research.Our experience in the fields of robotics, computer science, and artificial intelligence has led us to the conclusion that the real challenge today is not only to make machines intelligent but also to develop and refine intelligence in human beings.We would like to acknowledge and thank our friends who were involved in the research and assisted us in bringing it to the state of a complete book: to Yale Landsberg for the conversations that helped develop the Soft coordinate system (Chap.5), to Prof. Kevin Vixie for the important contribution in linking the Soft numbers to the Mbius strip, to Prof. Alla Shmukler for the significant assistance in developing Soft analysis (Chaps.9 and 10), to Oren Fivel for the significant contribution in developing Soft probability and Soft analysis (Chaps.12 and 14), and to Dr. Ron Hirschprung for developing the research and implementation in the field of privacy paradox (Chaps.13 and 14).Thanks also to Avishay Galili for the connection of Soft logic to Salomon Maimon and the Theory of Infinitesimals (Chap.2), to Omer Cantor for his contribution to the understanding of the connection between Soft Mbius function and the Riemann hypothesis (Chap.11), to Sigal Kordova for the correlation to System thinking (Chap.14), John Torday for the connection to biology and the origin of life (Chap.14), and to Idan Sagiv for his professional editing.