This alternative idea, as well as counter-concepts such as being or nonbeing introduced later creates the so-called binary philosophy Aristotle (344 322 BC, see Barnes, Jonathan).
It is only a matter of habit, which we should change in the future from dualism with counter-concepts to a monism with new concepts named meta-concepts.
While the counter-concepts 'being or nonbeing' are produced by the intercourse of the body senses with objects, the observer can quickly recognize being or non-being by his/her eyes.
The counter-concepts such as mindorbrain, beingornonbeing, objectivityorsubjectivity and others are originated from dualism, which was originally created to denote co-eternal binary opposition, a meaning with syntactic restrictions that are preserved in metaphysical and philosophical duality discourse.
That is to say, engineers have certainly in mind an infinite number of thoughts, which cannot be expressed by counter-concepts, in the framework of syntactic restriction of the common language, using words, loose or medium consolidation, and Boolean numbers.
Instead of the counter-concept, "loose or consolidation or high consolidation" we use the meta-concept, "loose-consolidation-high consolidation" to represent the objective subjective data.
If the most comprehensive or radical notion of "historicity" [Geschichtlichkeit] requires that history is no longer seen as the "counter-concept" to the eternal (see Gadamer 1958, 1496), it follows that Yorck already employs that notion of historicity.
Instead of the counter-concept "loose or medium or high consolidation" according to dualism, we use rather the meta-concept, "loose-medium-high" consolidation, determined by both available data and mental data according to monism.
It is really that, to describe the real systems like soil systems, a formulation of the counter-concept loose or consolidation based on available data resulted from physical experiments is insufficient.
The counter-concept, loose or medium or high consolidation, is represented logically in the form: begin{aligned} sin left{ {lvee mvee h} right} end{aligned} (21 where, (vee ) denotes alternative operator (or) in two-valued logic.
Today, under the "true or false" philosophy, we are confined within the 'syntactic' restrictions, in connection with the adoption of the counter-concepts/binary concepts presented by common words and Boolean numbers concerned with logical reasoning based on binary logic.
