Answer 7. [Answer to Problem 4] We answer as follows

(Q₁) QL (i.e., dualism= worldview including Axiom 1 (measurements)) has several key-words such as “observer”, “measured value ( $x\in X=\left\{y,n\right\}$ )”, “observable ( $O:=\left(X,\mathcal{P}\left(X\right),G\right)$ )”, “measurement ( $M_{C\left(\Omega \right)}\left(O,S_{\left[\omega \right]}\right)$ )”, “state (ω)”, “matter”,

“probability ()”, “causality”, “causal operator ( ${\Phi }_{2,1}:C\left({\Omega }_2\right)\to C\left({\Omega }_1\right)$ )”, etc.

However, universals concerning “Honesty” etc. are following three:

“measured value ( $x\in X$ )”, “observable ( $O:=\left(X,\mathcal{P}\left(X\right),G\right)$ )”, “state (ω)”

This is the same as the formula (2), that is,

universal(a) universal(b) universal(i)

Measured value, observable (=measuring instrument), state

(I, observer, mind) (body(= sensory organ), eye, telescope, the North Star) (matter)

(Q₂) Monism (i.e., worldview without Axiom 1 (measurements)) has several key words such as system, state (ω), causality, causal map ( ${\varphi }_{1,2}:{\Omega }_1\to {\Omega }_2$ ), etc.

However, universals concerning “Honesty” etc. are following one: state (ω)