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I'm going to be extremely generous and suppose that what you said made any sense at all. Still, we are talking different languages, and I see no hope of this discussion getting anywhere. With each post it is harder to understand what you mean. This is not worth the 5 karma points it's costing me every time I need to ask for more clarification. I'm done here.
I ask because it seems to me the last great polymath was Leibniz, also considered one of the great Rationalists.
What I'm describing is his mondadology.