The last reply shows how by using verbal_symbolic-only reasoning, one does not understand ( () ) and as a result this one can't distinguish between the outer () that notates YESthing, the void between the outer () that "notates" NOthing and the internal () that notates members (SOMEthing and EVERYthing), which are irreducible into NOthing AND non-extensible into YESthing, where ___ that notates thing is the unity among NO,SOME,EVERY,YES ploychotomy.
Um, it's not that difficult to form an association between those four items of your choice; that is
NO SOME EVERY YES = ( () )
You have four words linked to four parentheses. There is no problem with the outer items on both sides
NO SOME EVERY
YES =
( ()
).
because
left and
right are opposites and so are
no and
yes. That means the left outer parenthesis applies to NO and the right outer parenthesis applies to YES. (The Concordance of opposites theorem).
There is a problem though with the inner quantifiers SOME and EVERY. Those quantifiers are linked to the left and to the right inner parentheses and therefore both quantifiers should be opposites as well. There is seemingly no problem with that at all, because NOT EVERY resolves into SOME. (Not every person in the world speaks Russian, but some do.) However, the reverse, which must be included in mathematical logic to assure required consistency, is troublesome: does NOT SOME resolve into EVERY? (Not some people in the world speak Russian. It follows that everyone does.

) You can force the resolution through the application of axiomatic reciprocity, but that would obscure the view for every reader/student who is eager to learn where to apply Organic Mathematics to its best potential.
The traditional mathematics uses quantifier ALL and its implied opposite NOT ALL instead of EVERY and SOME to avoid reciprocal inconsistency that would make the proof impossible to achieve. (Either all people speak Russian or not all people speak Russian - and there is no other way. If there was, the proof by contradiction would be rendered useless.)
However, the traditional set theory sucks and Russell's paradox popularly rendered by the story of the barber is a prime example. There have been many small towns in America with only one barber shop, but no one has ever noticed anything funny. That's because traditional set theory is a universe for itself and unlike Organic Mathematics, it cannot be applied in everyday life in terms of life's improvement. In our kitchens, bedrooms, living rooms, even in our bathrooms, we frequently use the words SOME and EVERY. But in the mathematical perspective, both words turned quantifiers are like wild mustangs and therefore must be tamed to serve their purpose. Here is the outline how to lasso both quantifiers:
We know that EVERY links itself to the theorem of completeness and SOME to the axiom of choice.
Every: ORGANIC MATHEMATICS
Some: ?
In the case of Every, every letter is present in the name of the new, promising field of mathematical study. (Completeness.) However, in the case of Some, the inclusion is an open question. (Choice.) Obviously, the traditional set theorist would compare the name to a set of letters and would include only those letters that don't repeat themselves.
Every: ORGANIC MATHEMATICS
Some: ORGANIC MTHES
But we can't have the traditional guy messing with stuff like that. Enough is enough! Instead, we will use tentatively the elusive and yet unproven Theorem of natural incompleteness to squeeze the juice out of Some
Every: ORGANIC MATHEMATICS
Some: ORGANI MATHE
and focus on the second incomplete Some-expression MATHE.
What is MATHE?
Since the expression strongly implies the word "mathematics," we render the question in the symbolic way.
MATHE = ?
It takes only one character to replace the question mark to obtain an arbitrary definition. We can choose the character according to The first-born inherits the throne theorem and transfer the first letter M to the right to replace the question mark.
ATHE = M
Now it takes only the basic verbal_symbolic brain skills to switch from symbolic to verbal by using the binding template
Symbolic: 1 + 1 = 2
Verbal: one and one is two
It follows that
Symbolic: ATHE = M
Verbal: ATHE IS M
It's easy to see now how the new logically derived word ATHEISM completes the Some-expression ORGANI:
ORGANI(ZED) ATHEISM
Yes, Organic Mathematics is applicable and will become an indispensable tool for turning organized atheism into a legitimate mathematical field, where
G0D = not GOD
will become the Principle Axiom of Irreversible Choice.