The Logic of Language

Science concerns itself with observed and observable phenomena. Belief, by contrast, deals with unobserved or unobservable phenomena.

The origin of the universe, the origin of life, the origin of taxonomic families, the origin of natural intelligence, and the origin of human language have never been directly observed. Therefore, these are not scientific conclusions, but belief systems — unless and until the phenomena themselves can be reproduced under controlled conditions, and at scale if required.

Without such replication, these models remain outside the domain of verifiable science.

Unlike the other origins, intelligence and language may be accessible through replication under controlled conditions — software — especially by examining the underlying Laws of Nature.

This document explores how natural intelligence and the human language can be replicated in software by identifying and applying the Laws of Intelligence that are naturally found in the Human Language.

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Disclaimer: To scientists, natural intelligence may be synonymous with consciousness (and free will). This document is confined to the logic naturally found in nature — especially the logic naturally found in the human language.