ericTsiliacos

-- "I agree with you that it is important once and 
-- for all to examine all of our assumptions in order 
-- to establish something solid." - Letter to Foucher by Leibniz

-- Break down propositions into defintions (recusively) until one arrives at identities who are called such
-- because their defintions are necessary truths (or non-contradiction).

-- Question(s): Are the natures or essences of things necessary truths? Is it provable?

-- Using the "for all" qualifity, one can arrive at the essence of a thing?

ericTsiliacos

const monolith = () => {
  var mutable = 10;
  var sum = 0;
  while (mutable !== 0) {
    if (mutable % 2 === 0) {
	sum += mutable;
    }
    mutable -= 1;
  }  
  return sum;