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• Title: The Computer and the Incarnation of Ahriman: 1. Introduction
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  • true. I had no desire to engage in a romantic reaction against
  • truths true In doing so it deserts science in favor of
• Title: The Computer and the Incarnation of Ahriman: 2. Methodology
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  • “true” attitude towards a given set of facts. There
  • disposal and pursue it as though it were certainly true, and
  • universally true, but now it is generally accepted that they
  • which states that a proposition must either be true or its
  • negation must be true.
  • logic they might consist simply of “true” and
  • must also have transformation rules, which turn one true
  • statement into another true statement. These are perhaps most
  • indefinitely large number of true statements, the most
  • be as true as the axioms. In the appropriate circumstances,
  • showing a statement to be necessarily true or false (proving or
  • or theorem). The rule states that any true statement remains
  • true after “II” is appended to it. Successive
  • Leibniz: “On True Method in Philosophy and
• Title: The Computer and the Incarnation of Ahriman: 4. History of the Incarnation of Ahriman in its Macrocosmic Aspect
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  • which may be called (depending on the context) true and false,
  • all of its operands are one or true; otherwise, it produces a
  • one or true.
  • The first appearances of a true, modern computer on the
  • momentum into paths in which its true nature was more evident.
  • (however huge and capable) and a true computer: the concept of
  • creates a spiritual impulsion: “may the world be true to
  • already true only adds to the force to make it so. This
  • reality: the incorporation of “true” intelligence
  • Leon E. Truesdell: The Development of Punch Card
  • True Nature of the Second Coming, London, 1961, lectures