A Github for Philosophy.
Logic Map is a tool for the intellectually curious to build, share, cite, and discover ideas. In the same way Github is a home for code, Logic Map is a home for ideas.
The tool is designed around two primitives: propositions and inferences[1]. Every other tool is used to manipulate these primitives– the map is used to explore, the argument builder to create, etc.
All possible propositions and inferences already exist. I could get an AI to spit out every proposition it could think of and create every combination of inferences between them. However, only some are valuable[2]. The goal of Logic Map is to organize the data to highlight valuable ideas.
Roadmap.
- Activity feed.
- Render inferences on the Map.
- A chapel for every idea - art, devotion, chat room.
- Argument Builder.
- Private logic repositories.
- Public content submission for AI analyzer.
- Logic Solver, to find contradictions across inferences.
Contact.
If you are interested in the mission and would like to reach out, you can find me on twitter or email me at alexander.shortt@gmail.com.
[1] Propositions are statements that can be believed or not, and inferences are logical connections that transfer truth between propositions.
[2] The definition of value will greatly influence the experience of Logic Map. My current suspicions are in either fundamentality or global popularity.