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The Ambitious Cognition Project

David Gretzschel

Establishing, learning and creatively using a language of Cognition to become vastly more capable and intelligent!

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Finally, figured out how to set up Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor Edition:1

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Visiospatial Mathematical Notatation 0.1: “First Digitization”

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Preparing for Trig Part 1: Aim of the Trigonometry Series, Inverse-Word Changes, Absolute Value = Length

Aim of the Trigonometry Series

I’ve presented a couple trig-ideas here, but they were bad, a bit derivative and the aim of this series is far greater in scope1. My powers have doubled since last we met!

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Map Series Part 8: Id-Functions, One-Sided Inverses and their Connection to Injectivity/Surjectivity!

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Getting myself unconfused and rebuilding my own intuition and correspondent notation from the ground up, having been taught the confused and unhelpful legacy notation was quite the challenge! I’ll be going back and forth between leg...

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Map Series Part 7: Ten+ Symbols for Ten Classes!

There are ten possible classifications for a map, when it comes to categorizing a map’s injectivity and surjectivity.1 Since writing out words is cringe, we want symbols for all of them.

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