Thinking: Language as a Foundation for Logical Thinking

Thinking and existence of living matter have a common basis, because thinking and existence are the result of the struggle against the entropy of logicality. Self-education of the mind consists in building a system of logical thinking (from binarity to ternary) and in improving the logical foundation. Splitting the logical foundation into the concepts of "yes" and "no" is the biggest obstacle to cognition. Thinking of language as the basis for the transmission of information, we have not noticed how it has affected our thinking, forcing it to adhere to the principle of discreteness, and so our ethics and aesthetics contain paired concepts opposed as thesis and antithesis. The collection will be useful for religious, philosophical, and linguistic studies, as well as for practical use by philosophers, religious scholars, philologists, psychologists, and linguists.