Summary by an AI of the article The Ontology of Knowledge, Logic, Arithmetic, Set Theory, and Geometry

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The text “The Ontology of Knowledge, Logic, Arithmetic, Set Theory, and Geometry” by Jean-Louis Boucon explores a deeply philosophical interpretation of knowledge, its logical structure, and the foundational elements of mathematical and scientific reasoning. Here’s an overview condensed by an AI of the key themes and ideas, summarized into a quite general conceptual structure. These two pages are instructive on their own, but their main purpose is to facilitate the reading of the entire article, allowing the reader to situate in the coherence of the whole both the meaning and the usefulness of each proposed idea.

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