Rayo is well known for his ideas on language and logic, captured in his book, The Construction of Logical Space (Oxford University Press, 2013), and in many papers, including the award-winning "Vague Representation" (Mind, 2008).
But a logical space is constituted by rules.
In fact, there is no logical space in which it could exist.
"I simply try to make a logical, a seemingly logical, space that could exist".
The accessibility of some personal information online belongs to a logical space.
If there are problems in the logical space, this is probably where they should be solved.
They treat some paradoxes as black holes in logical space, where even contradictions are true (and false).
In contrast, search engines operate within an online logical space of nodes, links, protocols, resources, and services.
They only seem laudable if we assume that facts don't contribute to a person's grasp of the logical space in which reason operates.
All things, actual and nonactual, inhabit "logical space," and nonactual things are "elsewhere" in this space but are no less real for being so.
Key to the algorithm is a hybrid push, where particle positions are updated in logical space, while velocities are updated in physical space.
