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1. What is subjected is a form.
   
   
   
2. A form is a way of making things.
   
   
   • If you abreviated a structure from things, it is a form of the things.
   • A theory (logical system) is an entity where ways of making things are systemized.
   
   
3. Forms are fictions we made.
   
   
   • Especially, to see a form is to see what is not present.
   
   
4. A fiction is introduced for the purpose of making the reality logical.
   
   
   • Fictions are artificially introduced in order that we become able to judge right/wrong in the world where the right/wrong is not present.
   • There is no right/wrong in our making a fiction, or applying a fiction. But, once we enter a fiction, right/wrong is definitely determined.
   
   
5. The connection of a real and a fiction is arbitrary.
   
   
6. In practical, the arbitrariness of making/applying a fiction toward a real, and the arbitrariness of realizing a fiction to a real, is restricted in the form of manner.
   
   
   
7. Teaching a subject (that is, teaching a form = teaching a fiction) is of two aspects :
   
   
   • Teaching a fiction, in the sense of teaching a tool.
     
     
     A fiction (logical system) is taught as a tool by which we explain a real as a logical entity.
     
     
   • Teaching a manner, in the sense of teaching a way of using a tool.
   
   
   
8. Each subject-education consists of :
   
   
   • "Showing form/logic"
     Here, form/logic is a tool by which we explain a real as a logical entity.
     
     
   • "Showing ways of using form/logic"