How I would like to foresee the future of theoretic fuzzy logic

Departing from how the speaker became involved, and by what he did work with fuzzy sets and fuzzy logic, an (obviously subjective) look at their future will be discussed. Namely, by arguing on some aspects such research could follow to not only being a theoretic ground for Zadeh’s Computing with Words, but also for going towards a new experimental science dealing with the imprecision and non-random uncertainty permeating language and reasoning, as well as with the open question of mathematically modeling ambiguity. That is, to become a new science that, like physics does, can combine careful observations with controlled experiments and suitable mathematical models.