The Harmonic Triads

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Triadic First Principle(s)

A first principle is a premise-less syllogism valid if and only if it is impossible for its conclusion to be false. For example: All A is A (1, 2). There is no such thing as only one first principle, because that would result in being alone, acting alone, and/or meaning alone, each of which is an impossibility that collapses even if taken with just one of the others. There are three impossibilities, the opposites of which are the three first principles which are restatements of the triadic firs…