The Basics of Logical Causality, Multiple signifiers and significance

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Typologies of Justice, Causality and Signification are examined. This is about a day's work spanned over two days.

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The Basics of Logical Causality

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by RockwellWilder1

Sets of categories Many to one or many singular or multiple effects

Category C:

Many sets of causes to one effect set of effects or sets of effects Many sets of causes to one or MANY sets of intermediate or resultant effect(s) Many sets of causes to one set or MANY sets of multiple effects Many sets of causes to one set or MANY sets of singular effects Many sets of causes to one singular set of effects or one multiple set of effects or many multiple sets of effects Many sets of causes to many sets of effects, Many sets of causes to one effect, one set of effects or many sets of effects,

Sets of arbitrary categories: Category D:

Any sets of causes to one effect, set of effects or sets of effects Any sets of causes to one or MANY sets of intermediate or resultant effect(s) Any sets of causes to one set or MANY sets of multiple effects Any sets of causes to one set or MANY sets of singular effects Any sets of causes to one singular set of effects or one multiple set of effects or many multiple sets of effects Any sets of causes to ANY sets of effects, Any sets of causes to ANY effect, ANY one set of effects or many of ANY sets of effects, Any sets of causes to ANY effect, any set of effects or any sets of effects Any sets of causes to one or ANY sets of intermediate or resultant effect(s) Any sets of causes to one set or ANY sets of multiple effects Any sets of causes to one set or ANY sets of singular effects Any sets of causes to ANY one singular set of effects or one multiple set of effects or many multiple sets of effects Any sets of causes to many sets of effects, Any sets of causes to one effect, one set of effects or many sets of effects, One set of causes to ANY sets of singular or multiple effect(s) Any sets of causes to one set of effect(s), Any sets of causes to many set of effects, Any set of causes to any sets of effects, One set of causes to ANY sets of singular effects One set of causes to ANY sets of singular effect One set of causes to ANY sets of singular effects

As there are 37 forms as you can see in the reduction type I am using it would get redundant to get into expressing this all so I have selected some key expressive reductions to formally conbsider, mind you since there is the condition where cause and effects are eversible the answer to the way to remember this is from the book and movie The hitchiker's guide to the Galaxy as the answer tolife the universe and everything. Which and I don't wish to ruin the book or movie for you is fourty two.

Category E FULLY Negated Cause and Effects

NO cause to [a result of] NO effect or NO cause to [a result of] NO effects, NO causes to [a result of] NO effect or NO causes to [a result of] NO effects relations Not one of any set of causes to [a result of] None of MANY sets of effects Not one of any set of causes to [a result of] ANY sets of effect Not one of any set of causes to [a result of] ONE sets of effect Not one of many sets of causes to [a result of] NO set of effects Not one or many sets of causes to [a result of] NO set of effects, Not one or many sets of causes to [a result of] NOT MANY sets of effects, Any sets of causes to [a result of] one combinatoric sets of effects, Any sets of causes to [a result of] many sets of effects, Any set of causes to [a result of] any sets of effects,