VERBAL AND FORMAL DEDUCTION OF INFORMATIONAL AXIOMS

This essay brings ana approach to the possibilities of axiomatization in the realm of the informational. The axiomatization begins from the informatio prima which says that entities inform or, formally, alpha e quals with bar to the left of it. This primary postulate causes logica l consequences which are comprehended as extensions of the primary axi om of informing of entities (informing as externalism, informedness as internalism, circularity as metaphysicalism, and informational openne ss as phenomenalism). A consequent axiomatic deduction (together with operational particularization) is shown for general, alternative, nega tive, alternative negative, functional, metaphysical, parallel, and in telligent informational cases. Informational axiomatization is a part of the informational logic in which the notion of information is exten ded to the phenomenal extremity. Axioms are expressed by the formalize d symbolism which considers the concept of the informing/informedness (active/passive, subjective/objective, operand/operator) nature of inf ormational entities [TIL].