From Hexagrams to Algorithms Leibniz, the I Ching, and the Birth of Binary Logic [#940565]

Free Download From Hexagrams to Algorithms: Leibniz, the I Ching, and the Birth of Binary Logic (An East-West Trilogy Book 2)
English | 2025 | ASIN: B0FDQ37RTX | 50 pages | EPUB (True) | 1.91 MB
"Where ancient symbols met binary code-and birthed the digital era."
What do an ancient Chinese book of divination and a 17th-century European philosopher have in common? From Hexagram to Algorithm traces the astonishing connection between the I Ching-the oldest of China's classic texts-and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz's invention of binary code.
This second volume of An East-West Trilogyexplores how East and West converged in unexpected ways to shape the foundation of modern computing. Jan Krikke weaves history, cosmology, and philosophy to show how binary logic-now at the core of digital technology-has ancient roots in the yin-yang patterns of Chinese thought.
Through in-depth analysis of the I Ching, Chinese aesthetics, the development of fuzzy logic, and the history of computing, this book reframes algorithms as not merely technical tools, but expressions of a broader cosmological vision. It reveals a hidden dialogue between Confucian ethics, Daoist metaphysics, and Western rationalism-and asks how this fusion of symbolic logic and ethical worldviews can inform our digital future.
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