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I don't know much about this subject, so this is probably a very basic question.
If I want to understand/explain something, I use inductive or deductive reasoning, which are parts of logic. For example, take this inductive reasoning:
Every life form we know of depends on liquid water to exist.
All life depends on liquid water to exist.
How could I translate it to mathematics? And is everything translatable to the language of mathematics?
If I want to understand/explain something, I use inductive or deductive reasoning, which are parts of logic. For example, take this inductive reasoning:
Every life form we know of depends on liquid water to exist.
All life depends on liquid water to exist.
How could I translate it to mathematics? And is everything translatable to the language of mathematics?