As long as the Web continues to grow, the logic goes, everyone who hosts Web outposts will make a bundle even if the dot-commers themselves never do.
However, the growing interest in logic that began in the ninth century and then was revived in the eleventh century made Boethius' translation and Commentary on the Categories the center of attention on this topic.
Though this logic may seem compelling, there is growing evidence that the emotional logic (the psycho-logic) is deeply flawed.
Updated at 9.51pm BST 9.21pm BST A trio of trees defying logic and growing on sand dunes.
Re "How My View on Gay Marriage Changed," by David Blankenhorn, the founder of the Institute for American Values (Op-Ed, nytimes.com, June 23): While I am pleased that Mr. Blankenhorn realizes that his earlier views against gay marriage are growing less mainstream, his logic continues to confound.
Both the bad news (it was a banner decade for financial crises) and the good (living standards in much of the world continued to rise, in some cases -- China -- spectacularly) were closely tied to the ever-increasing integration of national economies with each other, to the seemingly unstoppable logic of growing trade and investment.
Although logic in AI grew out of philosophical logic, in its new setting it has produced new theories and ambitious programs that would not have been possible outside of a community devoted to building full-scale computational models of rational agency.
From this logic grows the idea of destroying the political-military infrastructure of the clerical regime and perhaps encouraging separatist Kurdish and Azeri risings in the north-west.
As the interest in paraconsistent logic grew, different techniques developed in different parts of the world.
Follow the logic: grow corn, which is fairly inexpensive to do, create ethanol, power car engines.
