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 |  \\ NAL  | Distinguishes itself from other reasoning languages in that it is intended for knowledge in worlds where the axioms are unknown, not guaranteed, and/or fallible. \\  NAL is itself axiomatic, but it is designed for //domains// that are non-axiomatic.   |
 |  NAL Features  | Instead of being either {T,F}, statements have a degree of truth to them, represented by a value between 0 and 1.  \\ NAL uses term logic, which is different from propositional logic in the way it expresses statements.   |