where propositions bloom
P: "All roses are flowers"
TRUEQ: "This is a rose"
TRUE∴ R: "This is a flower"
VALIDIn fields of formal thought, each truth grows rooted in the soil of axioms.
"Logic is the beginning of wisdom, not the end of it."
— Spock, ST:VIEach row a petal, each column a stem — the garden of conjunction blooms only when both truths align.
Logic is not sterile. It blooms.
// end of proof ∎