"name": "The Sound of Silence",
			"artist": "Simon & Garfunkel",
			"year": 1964,
			"album": "Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M.",
			"label": "Columbia Records",
			"chords": "Dm...C...|Dm.F.BbF|F.BbF.Bb......",
			"lyric": [
				"Hello darkness, my old friend",
				"I’ve come to talk with you again",
				"Because a vision softly creeping",
				"Left its seeds while I was sleeping",
				"And the vision that was planted in my brain",
				"Still remains",
				"Within the sound of silence",

				"🜁🜄":{
					"name": "Elements of Alchemy",
					"codes":"🜁🜂🜃🜄",
					"category": "So",
					"codePoints": ["U+1F701", "U+1F704"],
					"range": [128769, 128772],
					"usage":"Air, Fire, Earth, Water",
				},

"fundament":
{
	"stone": "Stability, permanence, foundational; bedrock, monolith.",
	"star": "Guidance, aspiration, directional; north star, lodestar.",
	"axis": "Orientation, structure, alignment; pole, axis mundi, unit vector.",
	"flow": "Movement, process, temporal reference; epoch, equilibrium, par."
},
"orient":
{
	"azimuth": "Horizontal angle measured clockwise from north; specifies directional bearings in navigation.",
	"zenith": "Point on celestial sphere directly above observer; defines upward vertical reference.",
	"nadir": "Point on celestial sphere directly below observer; defines downward vertical reference.",
	"home": "Baseline reference position or starting point; anchors all relative coordinate measurements.",
	"datum": "Reference surface or framework in surveying; establishes baseline heights and positions.",
	"origin": "Point where all coordinate axes intersect; absolute reference for all other points.",
	"fovea": "Central point of retina providing sharpest vision; primary reference for visual fixation.",
	"frame": "Baseline reference for measuring motion or orientation; inertial, conceptual, or structural.",
	"anchor": "Initial information used as reference point for subsequent judgments and estimates.",
	"tonic": "First note of diatonic scale; home note and primary harmonic reference for a key.",
	"equilibrium": "State of balance in a system; reference point for dynamic stability.",
	"par": "Standard score or expected performance; baseline reference for comparisons.",
	"mean": "Arithmetic average of a dataset; central reference for statistical deviation.",
	"bedrock": "Foundational layer or principle; ultimate reference for stability or truth.",
	"pole": "Extreme point defining an axis or boundary; reference for orientation.",
	"epoch": "Reference point in time for dating events or cycles; standard temporal baseline.",
	"sovereign": "Supreme authority or ruling power; ultimate reference for legitimacy and control.",
	"absolute": "Unrestricted and final authority; reference beyond conditions or limits.",
	"axiom": "Self-evident truth taken as starting point; foundational reference for reasoning.",
	"principle": "Fundamental rule or law; baseline reference for systems of thought or action.",
	"archetype": "Original model or pattern; reference form for subsequent instances.",
	"monolith": "Single massive structure; reference of permanence or authority.",
	"root node": "Primary or topmost node in hierarchical structure; defines fundamental reference for descendants.",
	"north star": "Fixed celestial point above North Pole; constant navigational reference for true north.",
	"prime meridian": "Meridian at 0° longitude; universal reference for measuring east-west position.",
	"unit vector": "Vector of length 1 indicating direction; fundamental reference for specifying other vectors.",
	"ground state": "Lowest possible energy level of quantum system; baseline reference for all other states.",
	"identity element": "Element that leaves operation result unmodified; fundamental operational reference.",
	"sea level": "Average height of the ocean's surface; standard baseline for measuring land elevations and depths.",
	"axis mundi": "Singular point connecting realms; central reference for orientation or structure."
}

		"fenced":{
			"name":"code points of visual interest",
			"code":{
				"pointChars":"◯⊙⊚⦾⦿◉◎◍❂○●◦◌",
				"starChars":"✩✪✫✬✭✮✯✰✱✲✳✴✵✶✷✸✹✺✻✼✽✾✿❀❁",
				"circles":"◐◒◑◓◔◕",
				"markdown":"↩↪↗↘↖↙◀▶✳✴",
				"square":"🔳🔲✅❎",
				"oclock":"🕐🕑🕒🕓🕔🕕🕖🕗🕘🕙🕚🕛",
				"halfclock":"🕜🕝🕞🕟🕠🕡🕢🕣🕤🕥🕦🕧",
				"outer":"◜◝◟◞",
				"rect":"▪▫■□▢▣",
				"hatched":"▤▥▦▧▨▩",
				"dir":["◹↗⇗⤤➶➹","◸↖⇖⤣","◿↘⇘⤥➴➷","◺↙⇙⤦"],
				"lineChars":["─═━┄┅┈┉","│║┃┆┇┊┋"],
				"arrowChars":["▸→↠↦↝⥽⇒⤇⟿➸➳➵➧➨","◂←↞↤↜⥼⇐⤆⬳","▴↑↟↥⥾⇑⤊","▾↓↡↧⥿⇓⤋"],
				"arrowArcs":["↩↪","⤶⤷","⤾⤿","👈👉","⤺⤻"],
				"boxChars":["╭╮╰╯─┬┴│┤├┼","┌┐└┘─┬┴│┤├┼","╔╗╚╝═╦╩║╣╠╬","┏┓┗┛━┳┻┃┫┣╋"],
				"hatch":["╲","╱","╳"],
				"colorChars":[
					"⚫⬛🖤","⚪⬜🤍",
					"🟡🟨💛","🔴🟥❤️","🟠🟨🧡","🟢🟩💚",
					"🔵🟦💙","🟣🟪💜","🟤🟫🤎"]
			}

by John von Neumann

Michael D. Godfrey

Normally first drafts are neither intended nor suitable for publication. This report is an exception.
It is a first draft in the usual sense, but it contains a wealth of information, and it had a pervasive
influence when it was first written. Most prominently, Alan Turing cites it, in his Proposal for the
Pilot ACE,* as the definitive source for understanding the nature and design of a general-purpose
digital computer.

After having influenced the first generation of digital computer engineers, the von Neumann
report fell out of sight. There were at least two reasons for this: The report was hard to find and
it was very hard to read.

	"spec": {
		"software-architecture": [{
			"name": "Transformers",
			"introduced": "Vaswani et al., Google Research",
			"year": 2017,

...

		}],
		"video-game":{
			"Speed Race": {
				"developer": "Taito",

		"pheme":{
			"pre62": {
				"science18": "electro helio chrono cosmo crypto dendro etymo geo glotto graph hydr patho pheno rheu seismo speleo techno topo",
				"nature13": "aero agro eco entom ichthyo litho meteo morpho myco nepho paleo zoo zo",
				"body12": "angio cardio dermato gastro hemato histo neuro noso odonto osteo phreno",
				"human11": "anthro archaeo biblio bio crimino dem ethno onco orni psycho socio",
				"meta8": "astro eno philo pomo theo vexillo"
			},
			"suff27":{
				"aca14": "graphy iatry logia metry nomy ology onymy scopy sophia tics cracy ist ics etics",
				"etc13": "al ance ence ese ism ity oid ous ty ure y archy pathy"
			}
		},

[BIBLI]
[BIBLI] pheme pre61 suff28
[BIBLI] hebrew name description alphabet lingua
[BIBLI] alphabet: {"lower":"אבגדהוזחטיכלמנסעפצקרשת","upper":"אבגדהוזחטיכלמנסעפצקרשת","uncommon":"ךםןףץ"}
[BIBLI] coptic name description alphabet
[BIBLI] alphabet: {"lower":"ⲁⲃⲅⲇⲉⲋⲍⲏⲑⲓⲕⲗⲙⲛⲝⲟⲡⲣⲥⲧⲩⲫⲯⲱ","upper":"ⲀⲂⲄⲆⲈⲊⲌⲎⲐⲒⲔⲖⲘⲚⲜⲞⲠⲢⲤⲦⲨⲪⲮⲰ","extras":"ϢϤϦϨϪϬϮ"}
[BIBLI] greek name description alphabet lingua
[BIBLI] alphabet: {"lower":"αβγδεζηθικλμνξοπρστυφχψω","upper":"ΑΒΓΔΕΖΗΘΙΚΛΜΝΞΟΠΡΣΤΥΦΧΨΩ","uncommon":"ϝϛϟϡϣϥϧϩϫϭϯϰϱϲϳ"}
[BIBLI] latin name description alphabet lingua
[BIBLI] alphabet: {"lower":"abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz","upper":"ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ","uncommon":"Æ挜ÞþÐðƷʒȜȝ"}
[BIBLI] reo name description alphabet
[BIBLI] alphabet: {"lower":"aāeēhikmnoprtuw","upper":"AĀEĒHIKMNOPRTUW","uncommon":""}
[BIBLI] unicode name version description features lexis
[BIBLI] lexis: ascii 09 AZ az 𓆛𓆟 𓄰𓄱 𓄲𓄷 𓅷𓅽 𓃒𓃽 𓃉𓃑 𓍢𓍪 𓎆𓎎 𓆼𓇄 𓐄𓐌 𓁐𓁩 𓁹𓂀 𓂁𓂇 ♈♓
[BIBLI]
[BIBLI] Ⲡⲉⲛⲥⲁϩ ⲉϥϯⲙⲉ ⲙⲙⲟⲛ
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