The Globalization of Value Theory Mathematics
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https://doi.org/10.67945/jfa.v6i.118Keywords:
value theory, transfinite mathematics, artificial intelligence, asymptotic modelingAbstract
The Globalization of Value Theory Mathematics is one of the most exciting junctures in the history of the human evolution. In this article, I examine Asymptotic Modeling as it relates to Phenomenology and Axiology. This article also examine the mathematics of Asymptotic Analysis as discussed by Sam Howison in his book, Practical Applied Mathematics (2005) and the role Axiology plays in constructing the Asymptotic Model as discussed in Dr. David Mefford’s journal article, “Origins of Formal Axiology in Phenomenology and Implications for a Revised Axiological System.” I will refresh the understanding of the quantum mechanics of Axiological Artificial Intelligence that I presented at Hartman Institute Conferences in Oct. 2006 and Oct 2010. The role that Asymptotic Modeling plays in Axiological Artificial Intelligence is defined. I will explore, in mathematical notation and pseudo code expression the value theory integration of Dr. Hartman’s three (3) dimensional modeling in The Structure of Value (1967), as it is in a multi- dimensional environment cognitively subjected to Asymptotic Influences. The discussion concludes that Axiological Artificial Intelligence will encourage civil engagement when involving governance and economic issues, and how it will become commonplace in our progression into the 21st century.References
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