Interesting post, would be fun to read a expanded article about that. I think Aristotle incorporated time and space in logic, like X is true at time Y and place

Interesting post, would be fun to read a expanded article about that. I think Aristotle incorporated time and space in logic, like X is true at time Y and place Z. Linear logic sounds interesting and useful, I need to check it out. I think Hegels negations are part of breaking things apart from a omnipresent One so it basically means that things get defined as separate entities once they negate other things so 'negation of negation' does not mean that the same thing is negated twice rather it means something new is emerging and something old is disappearing. Maybe you can understand why negation of negation is true in this sense if you consider that the things change in relation to time and space.