Everything has its own unique logical elements and logical forms. The logical elements and logical forms of things determine the nature and properties of things.
Logical elements
Logical elements are the basic units of logical forms. For example, the logical elements of atoms are elementary particles, the logical elements of molecules are atoms, the logical elements of ** are musical notes, the logical elements of articles are words, the logical elements of mathematics are numbers and symbols, and the logical elements of geometry are points, line segments, and angles.
Logical elements are interconnected, interact, and mutually restrictive. A logical form is formed from logical elements.
Different forms of logic can have the same logical elements. For example, there are the same words in poetry and prose. There are the same particles in different atoms.
The same logical elements can form different logical forms. For example, the same word can form different articles. Chemical elements such as carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen can be used to form animals, plants, and microorganisms.
Features of the logical element:
1.Pluralism. A logical form must consist of more than two logical elements;
2.Uniqueness. Logical elements are unique, play different roles, and are irreplaceable and indispensable to each other;
3.Correlation. There are no isolated logical elements, all logical elements are interconnected and interact with each other.
Logical form
A logical form refers to a form in which logical elements are interconnected. Logical forms contain hierarchies, structures, relationships, and so on.
Logical forms are all mutable. Simple logical forms can be combined into complex logical forms, and complex logical forms can be decomposed into simple logical forms. The more the form of logic is decomposed, the simpler it becomes, and the more complex it becomes.
Logical forms can be divided into: dynamic logical forms, static logical forms, and static and movable logical forms.
1.Dynamic logical forms are always in motion. For example: the human body, the solar system, etc.
2.The static logical form is always at rest. For example: calculation formulas, textual materials, drawings, etc.
3.Static and movable logic forms can be stationary or moving at any time. For example: musical instruments, cars, computers, etc.
According to the reasons for the formation of logical forms, they are divided into: natural logical forms, man-made logical forms, and celestial and human logical forms.
1.Natural logical forms refer to the logical forms that are spontaneously formed in nature. For example: animals, plants, microorganisms, etc.
2.Artificial logical forms refer to logical forms created by artificial design. For example: social systems, machinery and equipment, computers, etc.
3.The logical form of heaven and man refers to the logical form formed by the unity of natural logical form and man-made logical form. For example: agriculture, animal husbandry.
The evolution of logical forms
Logical forms evolve in cycles.
Any form of logic has its own process of generation, development, and perdition. Therefore, the connections between the elements within the logical form and between the logical form and the external environment are not static, they are closely related to time and will constantly change over time. This change is mainly manifested in two aspects: first, the structure of the elements within the logical form and the position of their divisions are not fixed, but constantly changing over time; Second, the logical form is open, and it always exchanges matter, energy, and information with the surrounding environment. Therefore, the fact that the logical form is in a stable state does not mean that the logical form has not changed, but that it is always in a dynamic state and is constantly evolving.
The logical form moves from disorder to order. The order and disorder of the logical form are the signs to measure the stability of the logical form. Generally speaking, a logical form is stable if it is ordered; Logical forms, on the other hand, are unstable. The order and disorder of logical forms, stable structure and unstable structure, are the two basic states of existence and evolution of logical forms. People can completely create conditions to break the orderly structure of the logical form and make it a disordered state of transition to a new orderly structure according to their own needs and value orientation, and they can also create conditions to eliminate all kinds of interference with the logical form, so that the logical form is in an orderly state and maintain the stability of the logical form. The key here is to grasp the control items in the process of the evolution of logical forms, and to achieve conscious control over logical forms. Controls not only break the old stable structure of logical forms, but also enable them to transition to new logical forms. As long as people can grasp the control terms correctly, they can make the logical form develop in the direction of the evolutionary goal. However, controls are diverse and variable. This requires people not only to find solutions to problems from many aspects, to find the best control items, but also to continuously select the best control items as the logical form evolves. Since the possible direction of the evolution of the logical form is a bifurcated branch type, rather than a straight line, this requires people to understand the possible direction of the evolution of the logical form as a state with a variety of directions to choose from, and to put the development of things on the choice of a variety of possibilities, directions, methods and paths, rather than pinning their hopes on a certain possibility, direction, method and approach.
Features of logical forms
1.Wholeness.
The logical form is holistic. It is indispensable to have different logical elements that make up a whole for a specific function. For example, productive forces are formed by the five factors of production: labor, technology, resources, capital, and system. If one of these elements is missing, no matter how good the others are.
2.Structural.
The logical form is structural. The logical form has a stable spatial structure. For example, an atom is made up of electrons that rotate around the nucleus and the nucleus. Cells are made up of the nucleus, cytoplasm, and membrane. Understand the performance of logical form from the structure of logical form, and find the optimal structure from it, so as to obtain the best performance.
3.Functionality.
The logical form is functional. The overall function is not equal to the simple sum of its local functions. The overall function is formed by the interconnection and interaction of local functions. For example, human body functions are formed by the interconnection and interaction of various organ functions.
The relationship between logical elements and logical forms
Logical elements determine the logical form. For example: genes determine proteins, proteins determine cells, cells determine organs, and organs determine the human body.