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logic isn't even close to being fundamental
>Logic formalizes only very few of the processes by which we think. The time has come to enrich formal logic by adding some other fundamental notions to it. What is it that you see when you see? You see an object as a key, you see a man in a car as a passenger, you see some sheets of paper as a book. It is the word 'as' that must be mathematically formalized, on a par with the connectives
'and' 'or' 'implies' and 'not' that have already been accepted into a formal logic.
t. ulam