Cyberlogic Paves the Way From Cyber Philosophy to Cyber Science
Huansheng Ning, Qingjuan Li, Dawei Wei, Hong Liu, Tao Zhu · IEEE Internet of Things Journal · 2017
Cyberspace is a new basic space after the three traditional basic spaces-physical, social, and thinking spaces (PST spaces). It is a trend that entities (objects) and PST spaces they are living in to be cyberized. On the one hand, the rapidly developing of cyberspace has the increasingly significant influences to PST spaces. On the other hand, the cyberization of objects in PST spaces have been continuously deepening and strengthening. Cyberization leads to the convergence of the four basic spaces, which also called cyberspace and cyber-enabled physical-social-thinking spaces (CPST spaces). In recent years, the philosophy research on CPST spaces and objects (short for cyber philosophy) has been developing rapidly while some researchers try to figure cyber science and its fundamental issues. Up to now, the bridge, fundament logic from cyber philosophy to cyber science, has not yet formed. This paper proposes a new concept of “cyberlogic” for establishing a bridge from cyber philosophy to cyber science. The etymology, concept, contents, and methods of cyberlogic are presented, and the cyberlogic for the CPST spaces is shown. Moreover, main issues and methodologies for cyberlogic are discussed.