範例絕學(Instancology/Absolutology)：Definition of “Analytical Ontology”


I) Meta-Definition:


0 Symbols: not,"!"; equal to,"="
1 Our World = w
2 Time = t
3 Space = s
4 Variable = x
5 Number = n
6 Function = f() = f(x) = n
7 Logic = "if and only if", condition = "where", true, false,"->","A"




II) Axiom: 
0) The Absolute = A
1) Instance = true


II) Postulate: 


0) w is of The Function: w = f(s,t), if and only if where !(s = null ∩ t =null)
1) If something exists including w itself, it must exist under the condition of (either time is not null or space is not null) AND (cannot  be both nulls), i.e. "∀(w)∃(x)((s != null ∨ t != null) ∩ !(s = null ∩ t = null), f(s,t) = x = Instance)"


III) Theorems (entailed definitions):


0) ∀(Absolute)∃(A)(A ->w)


1)  ∀(Absolute)∃(w)((s != null ∨ t != null) ∩ !(s = null ∩ t = null), Thinking = f(s,t) and Consciousness = f(s,t))


2) Being = f(s,t), where s = null OR t = null AND !(s = null and t = null), if and only if Instance = true 


3) Nothing = f(s,t) = where s != null and t !=null and Instance = null


4) Mental = f(s,t) = where s = null and t != null and Instance = true


5) Physical = f(s,t) = where s != null and t != null and mental != null


(The End)