The development of the Unicist Logic by Peter Belohlavek allowed integrating the preexisting logical structures to sustain fallacious-free reasoning.

Maurice Blondel announced a century ago that some day a logical structure would be developed capable of integrating the preexisting logical models. That is the case of the Unicist Logic.

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Logic is defined as a structure of formal rules that emulate aspects of a given reality and enable us to validate or invalidate assertions, diagnoses and forecasts about it. Out of this definition we may infer that:

1)  Logic is a formal structure that makes it possible for assertions of a given reality to be structured by formal sciences.

2)  Logic, in order to emulate reality, necessarily implies the discovery of the structure of such a reality where discretion has no added value.

3)  Different realities may have a different logic if they have different functionalities.

4)  A logical structuring originates because someone is trying to understand a certain reality so as to exert some influence upon it.

5)  The different existing logics respond to different aspects of reality seen from different functionalities.

6)  If reality is considered as a “unified field”, there is a logic that integrates the different existing logical formalizations to understand reality in an integrated way.

This allows an integrated way of thinking that makes the emulation of nature and the development of adaptive systems possible.

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The Unicist Standard deals with innovation marketing considering it a unified field that differs from the marketing of non-innovative goods or services. The marketing of innovations is the most complex marketing process that can be imagined.

Following Maslow, when a need is satisfied a new need arises. Therefore innovation is the core of any growth strategy. But innovation has a double effect in human behavior. On the one hand, it bothers because it requires changing, but on the other hand, it is expected to satisfy the new needs that arouse when the existing demands have been satisfied.

The maximal strategy to sell innovations is driven by the influence the company or the individual that proposes an innovation has. Fashion is a demonstration of innovation management and of how influence drives its marketing.

The minimum strategy is driven by the need of the innovation. Therefore minimum strategies depend on the capacity of a company to stimulate the need of the new solution that is being proposed. Adequate “promotions” are “need stimulators” that ensure minimum strategies.

Companies usually face two problems when offering innovations to the market:

1) They believe in an hypothetical but not real added value
2) Those who sell are conservative and do not understand innovations

Use what you sell and sell what you use is an antidote for most of the problems.

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