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Tweets about semantic data, homotopy, and models of analogous problem solving — Project on analogical scientific reasoning under construction by @biochemistries

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“The younger generations are not wasting any time in picking up this hint”
—Gian-Carlo Rota https://t.co/J2Liq7Tuxd https://t.co/bRdw2nnSlp

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“People who can work in >1 field, able to see analogies b/w seemingly disparate concepts, will be the ones who set the pace for the future.”

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“People who can work in >1 field, able to see analogies b/w seemingly disparate concepts, will be the ones who set the pace for the future.”

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A 3D color space from the 13C https://t.co/YbPlia14MK

Grosseteste avoided explicit color terms for an abstract geom

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An appeal in Sörensen (2013) for open source metaheuristics statistical analysis software: https://t.co/PpJrcmqBec

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Bonesa: a visual interface for tuning metaheuristic multi-objective numerical parameters https://t.co/lruyJ4HURj #AI

[José A. Alonso @Jose_A_Alonso]

Sets, logic, computation (An open logic text) ~ R. Zach @RrrichardZach https://t.co/j2yHR8LF1E #eBook #Logic

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John Allsup (PhD, Math. Logic), “A Conversation with an Invisible Alien from the Planet Hex” https://t.co/09OAsesphP

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“all I can share is my perspective, to whomsoever will choose to listen”

“…are there rules about rules?”
“Yes: the decision … must be easy”

[John Allsup @DoctrJohnAllsup]

@permutans Maths is about abstraction; abstraction is about ignoring details; what is ignored can matter so choose your abstractions wisely.

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On proper abstraction: Metaheuristics—the metaphor exposed https://t.co/PpJrcmqBec HT @ncroc2004 #operationsresearch

[jtoy @jtoy]

"Analogies and Metaphors to Explain Gödel's Theorem" by Douglas Hofstadter http://t.co/sEAm6BJZNa

[Jon Udell @judell]

Thanks, @radiolab, for http://t.co/HTexYrBnB0. I've read Doug Hofstadter but never heard him, it was a delight. (Rest of show great too!)

[Ferdinand deSaussure @F_de_Saussure]

The two elements are intimately united, and each recalls the other. https://t.co/jHrQxDozeo

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Une Source Cachée: Blaise Pascal's Influence upon John Henry Newman https://t.co/UBQ5vvyOQB
Pascal's 19C rejection by Catholic intellectuals

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"it is not necessary to describe analogous figures, but…sufficient to assume that they have been described mentally" https://t.co/RWUICZiMwK

[Louis Maddox @permutans]

"Cavalieri began w/ geom in ∞ parts, not to erect a coherent figure but to decipher inner structure of existing one" https://t.co/8dJeYWZMep

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Further commentaries (expository/exegetical, unclearly marked)
See also, interlinear text: https://t.co/29YEsF9Lx5

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Expository vs. exegetical (a.k.a. topical/textual): https://t.co/bU4u58Y6W7

Related: exegesis vs. eisegesis https://t.co/KwpZPTCbuM

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Cross-references to this passage (from a collection of 50,000 cross-references, first published 1839) & a commentary

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Prov.6:6 editions, via BibleHub:
*her
*their
*see
*learn wisdom
*Be like the ant and see her ways and learn, for there is no harvest for her

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Go to the ant, you sluggard; consider its ways and be wise! (Proverbs 6:6)

[Pre-🖨 text studies used Biblical verse]