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    Logical semantics shows how certain syntactic manipulations lead from truths to truths regardless of the specific meanings of the symbols involved

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    Moreover, logical semantics shows how certain syntactic manipulations lead from truths to truths regardless of the specific meanings of the symbols involved in these manipulations (and these notions can be extended to uncertain inference, though this remains only very partially understood). Thus, logical semantics provides a basis for assessing the soundness (or otherwise) of inference rules. While human reasoning as well as reasoning in practical AI systems often needs to resort to unsound meth

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