Colors, strings, and beads

Composition and Transformation

Local Structure

Global Structure

To introduce Color Logic, we begin with the logic of true or false — the only logic we learn in school.

Part 1 is the basics of the visual language: colors, strings, and beads. A logic is a 2D world of beads, which we compose to build and connect ideas.

Part 2 is the yin and yang of logic: the duality of composition and transformation. These are known as “existential” and “universal”.

Part 3 is the local structure of Binary Logic: the set of relations between a pair of types forms a “Boolean algebra”, known as the “power set”.

Part 4 is the global structure of Binary Logic: sums and products of sets.