t ) = s Intentionality (I) : Purpose or intention behind entities and actions. Intentional Semantic Function : IS(e，rij∣ak∈A。

J. (1999). Language， from which all other concepts are evolved: Sameness (Data) : The recognition of shared attributes or identities between entities. Difference (Information) : The identification of distinctions or disparities between entities. Completeness (Knowledge) : The integration of all relevant attributes and relationships to form holistic concepts. These fundamental semantics mirror the basic cognitive processes humans use to perceive and understand the world. 2.2. Evolutionary Construction 2.2.1. Modeling Infant Cognitive Development Perceptual Stage : Infants begin by recognizing sensory inputs without assigned meanings. Conceptual Stage : Through interaction。

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mathematical theories. 3.4.2. Avoidance of Paradoxes Hierarchical Organization : Prevents self-referential paradoxes by restricting interactions between levels.