And if one holds that one of the crucial features of logically valid inferences is that they preserve truth then one could argue that the logical laws are norms that apply to those who have beliefs.
Conjunctive (union; logical AND; t-norms; Min): given partial scores, the aggregate score will be high iff the partial scores are high.
Averages (note 10), from the arithmetic mean to the weighted generalized average, fall between the results obtained using intersections and unions: Conjunctive (union; logical AND; t-norms; Min): given partial scores, the aggregate score will be high iff the partial scores are high.
According to this latter view, humans are adhering to other norms than the traditional normative logical standards when solving classic reasoning tasks.
Now that touchscreens are pretty much the norm, the next logical step would be the no-touch screen, which is basically what eyeSight Mobile Technologies is looking to do.
Thus, what we ordinarily regard as the legal duty not to steal is for Kelsen merely a logical correlate of the primary norm which stipulates a sanction for stealing (1945, p. 61).
Strict intertheoretical deduction was taken as the reductive norm by the logical empiricist account of the unity of science (Putnam and Oppenheim 1958), but in more recent decades a looser nonreductive picture of relations among the various sciences has gained favor.
-Women's FGD participant 3, mid-30's, unemployed "It is time for us to fight HIV in a more logical way without adopting western cultural norms and in the process abandoning what is ours.
We already know that such people have much better physical health than the norm, so it's only logical that the same applies to wellbeing.
That this could become the norm seems like the next logical progression from the employment "boom" of the last few years, created largely through zero-hours contracts where you have a "job" without a guarantee of getting any work.
