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Universal Principles of Measurement and Language Functions in Evolving Systems,nerally accepted as the minimum requirement for any form of scientific theory. The modern cultural development of these skills is usually credited to the Newtonian epoch, although traces go back at least 2000 years to the Milesian philosophers. In any case, from the enormously broader evolutionary p

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Allowing, Forbidding, but not Requiring: A Mathematic for a Human World,n sciences, with the result that old and inappropriate forms of mathemetics have been borrowed from the realm of the physical world to distort descriptions of the biological and human worlds. Second, the possibilities for creating new and appropriate qualitative mathematics have been diminished as m