Breathsonings Secondary Text Lucian Green and Geraldine Houser

Influenced by bible and Socrates. 
Pedagogy was found like a blue bucket with
a gold star found on a beach.
1.    
Breathsonings are necessary, defined
as human judgment of a noun, for example oxygen is judged necessary for life.
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Verify breathsoning with the
other, in the self/other pair.
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Idea of giving a reason for a
breathsoning.
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Where breathsonings are a
judgment following an event, the breathsoning happiness follows a joyful event.
§  The other gives the self a medal as a token of appreciation
§  The self feels the breathsoning happy as a result.
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The self verified with the
other that he was on the right track. 
The self felt joyful as a result.
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The self placed the counter of
the other in the draw.  The self felt ecstatic
as a result because she had saved using the counter for another time.
2.    
Syllogisms are fact,
breathsoning and inference between fact and breathsoning, where a syllogism is:
Socrates is a man, all men are mortal, therefore Socrates is mortal.
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The subject is brilliant-like,
all brilliant-like subjects are known, therefore the subject is known.
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The subject was a gosling, all
goslings exude happiness, therefore the subject exudes happiness.
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The subject was a cygnet, all
cygnets are magnificent, therefore the subject is magnificent.
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The subject is a serpent, all
serpents are slippery, therefore the subject is slippery.
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The subject fitted the horseshoe
to the horse, fitting the horseshoe to the horse was magnificent, therefore the
subject was magnificent.
3.    
Modus ponens is a logical
formula in which the propositional fact a and the inferential fact-breathsoning
pair a->b are given, and the propositional fact b is deduced.
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The proposition a is: the
subjects were people, and the proposition b is: the subjects were happy.
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The proposition a is: The
subjects were shoe-wearers.  The
proposition b is: the subjects were happy.
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The proposition a is: The
subjects were brilliantines.  The
proposition b is: the subjects were happy.
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The proposition a is: The
subjects were people.  The proposition b
is: the subjects were happy.
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The proposition a is: The
subjects were people’s people.  The
proposition b is: the subjects were happy.
4.    
Transitivity is a logical
formula in which the a, b and c are fact objects and the inference a->b and
the inference b->c are given, and the inference, or breathsoning a->c is
deduced.
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The self was the subject, the
subject likes the other, therefore the self likes the other.
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The self was the subject, the
subject likes the self, therefore the self likes the self.
o  
The self was the subject, the
subject likes everyone, therefore the self likes everyone.
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The other was the subject, the
subject was the other, therefore the other likes the other.
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The self was the subject, the
subject was the self, therefore the self covers the self.
5.    
Modal logic, in which operators
represent modality, or breathsonings
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Necessary – true in all possible
worlds
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Possible – true in at least one
possible world
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Actuality – true in the actual
world.
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1 – true in 1 world 
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n-1 - true in n-1 worlds
Argument
I prepared
to drizzle spinach with olive oil.  I did this by eating spinach.  First, I cut it with the knife and fork.  Second, I put it in my mouth.  Third, I bit a mouthful of it with my incisors.  Fourth, I tore it with my canines.  Fifth, I chewed it with my molars.  Sixth, I swallowed it.  Seventh, I drank a glass of water.  In this way, I prepared to drizzle spinach
with olive oil by eating spinach.
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