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Logisticon,r true and 0 for false they constitute the truth table of the function. The laws by which such functions operate upon each other will be simply stated, and the theory will be extended to cover probabilistic logic by the introduction of .’s in the places normally restricted to 0 or 1, where 0 ≤ p ≤ 1

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The Logic of Biosimulation,of biosimulation possible, since man is the highest known living form. Actually, the Locarno Conference of 1960 is interesting from the viewpoint of the history of science because it was the first symposium ever held on the general problem of what might be termed “robotics” or the electromechanical