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5. Theory of Logic / C. Ontology of Logic / 1. Ontology of Logic

14943	Maybe mathematical logic rests on information-processing [Ladyman/Ross]
	Full Idea: It is claimed that mathematical logic can be understood in terms of information-processing.
	From: J Ladyman / D Ross (Every Thing Must Go [2007], 3.7.5)
	A reaction: [They cite Chaitin 1987] I don't understand how this would work, but it is still worth quoting. This would presumably make logic rest on processes rather than on entities. I quite like that.