Aurel Ionica
A Romanian native, now living in the USA, having worked for many years as a professor and a pastor and now living in Nashville, Tennessee.
Studies:
2011: Ph.D. in Sciences de l'information et de la communication, University of Toulouse, France. Dissertation: “Reasoning, Argumentation, and Persuasion with Special Application to Hebrew Wisdom Literature and Hebrew Wisdom Scholarship.”
1992–2002: Ph.D. studies at Vanderbilt University, majoring in religion and minoring in philosophy. Ph.D. exams passed with honors
2000: Vanderbilt University, Master’s degree in Religion
1986: Andrews University, Michigan, Master’s degree in Religion
1981–1982: Newbold College, England, Master’s degree in New Testament
1975–1979: S.D.A. Theological Seminary, Bucharest, Romania, Bachelor’s degree, Religion
1967–1972: Universitatea din Craiova, Romania, Master of Science, Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Studies:
2011: Ph.D. in Sciences de l'information et de la communication, University of Toulouse, France. Dissertation: “Reasoning, Argumentation, and Persuasion with Special Application to Hebrew Wisdom Literature and Hebrew Wisdom Scholarship.”
1992–2002: Ph.D. studies at Vanderbilt University, majoring in religion and minoring in philosophy. Ph.D. exams passed with honors
2000: Vanderbilt University, Master’s degree in Religion
1986: Andrews University, Michigan, Master’s degree in Religion
1981–1982: Newbold College, England, Master’s degree in New Testament
1975–1979: S.D.A. Theological Seminary, Bucharest, Romania, Bachelor’s degree, Religion
1967–1972: Universitatea din Craiova, Romania, Master of Science, Electrical and Electronics Engineering
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The work has profound implications for all academic disciplines that come under the broad umbrella called “humanities” because it defines for the first time what “meaning” in language is, a notion that has proved so far to be illusive as any scholar knows. Since the work proves that the current binary logic is unable to establish meaning in language, all current research on artificial intelligence based on such logic is doomed to failure and instead it should be based on the theory advanced in this work. Once these rational structures are properly understood, not only the meaning of any discourse can be accurately established and analyzed, but it can also be replicated by machines.
The work has profound implications for all academic disciplines that come under the broad umbrella called “humanities” because it defines for the first time what “meaning” in language is, a notion that has proved so far to be illusive as any scholar knows. Since the work proves that the current binary logic is unable to establish meaning in language, all current research on artificial intelligence based on such logic is doomed to failure and instead it should be based on the theory advanced in this work. Once these rational structures are properly understood, not only the meaning of any discourse can be accurately established and analyzed, but it can also be replicated by machines.