The question is only the precision of the measures.
P is the most precise n-dimensional language we have.
Source date (UTC): 2019-09-28 12:26:38 UTC
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@LLaddon @TheRajput8 Which is why you see me using geometry in everything. It’s a higher (less ambiguous) standard of measurement. Or said differently, geometry constitutes the most complete grammar we have, and sets are a means of producing ideals and sophism. Or better: all language is measurement.
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@LLaddon @TheRajput8 Which is why you see me using geometry in everything. It’s a higher (less ambiguous) standard of measurement. Or said differently, geometry constitutes the most complete grammar we have, and sets are a means of producing ideals and sophism. Or better: all language is measurement.
Original post: https://x.com/i/web/status/1177922424291115008
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