Computational truth in Linguistic Meaning V2

"True on the basis of meaning expressed in language" reframes the analytic synthetic distinction making the line of demarcation unequivocal. This builds on the notion of formalism from the philosophy of mathematics, extending it. All of computation can be construed as applying finite string transformation rules to finite string inputs. Stipulated relations between finite strings is the ultimate basis for all knowledge that can be expressed in language. It is categorically impossible to provide any element of the body of knowledge that can be expressed in language that is not entirely comprised of some relation between finite strings.