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1. Abstract Manifold Of Language Interactions

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   | Vane Type | Associated Linguistic Action | Curvature Effect | Perplexity Correlate |
   | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
   | Parabolic Vanes ($\mathcal{R}_P$) | Direct Statement, Assertion | Neutral ($\kappa \approx 0$) | Low to Moderate |
   | Elliptical Vanes ($\mathcal{R}_E$) | Implication, Subtext | Positive ($\kappa > 0$) | Very Low (High Expectation) |
   | Hyperbolic Vanes ($\mathcal{R}_H$) | Irony, [N…

2. Law Of Non Contradiction

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   Historical Precursors and Aristotelian Formulation
   While pre-Socratic thinkers alluded to the necessity of consistent predication, it was Aristotle (384–322 BCE) who systemized the LNC as a necessary foundation for rational discourse. In Metaphysics, Book $\Gamma$ (Gamma), Aristotle argues that denial of the LNC leads to the collapse of all meaning. If a statement $P$ could be both true and false simultaneously, then every statement must also be both true and fa…