Wai Ting 13 (Specter)·Sep 18The Logic Manual — Compact and Concise Logic BookThe book, The Logic Manual, was introduced by our logic teacher in summer, 2017. The reason for the book recommendation was unclear (Maybe…
The Infinity Equation·Sep 3Georg Cantor Proved In 1878 That Not All Infinities Are Equal.The Continuum Hypothesis is undecidable within standard mathematics — proven by Gödel in 1940 and Cohen in 1963. A thought experiment asks…A response icon2A response icon2
Alain Faure·Aug 197 Misconceptions: NO ONE Is a ParadoxWhy mathematics does not break — and why the most convincing “paradoxes” usually reveal a broken assumption insteadA response icon1A response icon1
ChatGPTBucket·Aug 13In this first lesson you should understand W.D.Chapter 1 Introduction In this first lesson you should understand W.D. Gann, the man. Who the man was, what he did, and how he did it. I…
shazri shahrir·Jul 15Limits of Machine Learnability (draft)Dear Reader, this article will be rewritten in light of new insights and readings.
handman·May 22Constraint Generative Theory: Why a Result Is Not the Same as What It SupportsConstraint Generative Theory, or CGT, is a framework for asking a simple but often ignored question: what does a report actually support…
handman·May 15Constraint Generative Theory: How Constraints Become Engines of StructureConstraint Generative Theory explains constraints not merely as limits, but as typed operators that generate structure, observability…
TechnoBeast - Systems & AI·Apr 19The C++ Toolkit: Mastering Input, Output, and Mathematical LogicYou’ve built the structure, defined your data types, and understood the math. Now comes the most satisfying part of programming: making the…
Parasytesss·Apr 9A brief history of Computation: leading up to the Assembly language- Part 5First Order Logic
Alexios Gouvielos·Mar 29What Is Commonly Presented as an Explanation… and What Actually Structures Pythagorean TriplesThere is a persistent confusion in the way Pythagorean triples are introduced, and it appears from the very beginning of the reasoning.
