Specifically how to turn deductive reasoning too much and inductive reasoning from theory to reality
*The ancient system of logical reasoning, analytical thought process, problem solving and decision making could be greatly improved if it involved 4th dimensional mathematics and 4th dimensional thinking. Inputting cause, effect and outcome would make 4th dimensional thinking easier. 4th dimensional thinking and cause and effect-style logic would prove to an integrative part of deductive and inductive logic as one: one systematically and symbolically unifying principles of emergent science. This talks about emergent properties. Not knowing exactly how physical systems and parts are related especially in the cutting edge of physics: the difference between the large scale and the small scale. This later will be resolved in TENT: The true theory of everything. 
Now we will continue to discuss my nanotechnological ideas.
My nanotechnological ideas begin with silicocarbon nanotube fibers and silicocarbon nanotube fiber composite-based nanomachines. By programming to the nanomachines to emit UV light this can be used both to solve pollution and recycle all wastes at the same time!
In order to solve all wastes both radioactive and toxic, you would need to rearrange the atoms, molecules and subatomic particles inside the atomic nucleus. Because the weak and strong nuclear forces are very powerful, you would a nanoscale particle accelerator producing enough quantities of matter and antimatter so that the atomic nuclei could be restored! The atoms and molecules would be restored by changing the position of electrons and atomic and molecular bonds!
This leads to the successful construction of an industrial replicator!
The industrial replicator would make silicocarbon nanotube fiber composite-based container would transport the ash needed for sustainable farming and sustainable automotive fuel!
This is how the industrial replicator would work: 
Stronger Electric and magnetic forces would get molecules and atoms to bond, helping to speed up nanotechnological construction! See down below: