A Strictly Dynamic Notational Language For Science

By unawarely projecting the noun-verb form of the grammar common to the western Indo-European (WIE) languages as 'the structure of the universe', WIE scientists have not only prevented themselves from developing adequate theories, they have also failed to provide a basis for reliably predicting the effects of their own work. In this paper, I demonstrate both a few of the problems intrinsic to WIE mathematics, sciences, etc., and a notation of known stucture which can guide us to more rigorous and accurate scientific constructs.