So I started watching a German channel for students to catch-up with formulas, definitions and on things like set theory. Parallelly, I watched videos about things like Bayes's theorem, Hilbert Space or Markov chains and again that is not as hard to understand as it appears at first once definitions are clear.
That is, of course, until the Laws of Form by George Spencer-Brown enter the arena. Tl.net is one of the places with the most intelligent people on the internet. That's my reason for blogging here, in combination with the ease of keeping up with SC2 while at it.
Is anyone here who claims to understand the first or even both of the theorems in Laws of Form? The first one is much easier. The second one will transform your thinking once you understand it. I have a way to explain it to 5-year-olds, but actual mathematicians seem to have a hard time with it. So I am curious — anyone around daring to write an explanation of the second theorem? I will post my ELI5 version of the second theorem once I get some answers here.
SC2 and internet issues
A few weeks ago I switched my internet provider and SHOULD have a 1000 Mbit/s connection by now. Sadly, there have been issues and I only have mobile internet at home. So I have time to practice offline games against the AI. But as my hotkeys aren't there any more, I didn't improve much because I am still way too slow with 32–40 APM currently.
Book-writing
My book is progressing well, and I will publish the promo chapter here once it's done.
Stay tuned: Social Links
Firstly, I hate social media and prefer to call them digital platforms instead. The English internet is mostly a sales platform. I miss the old internet from around 2005. That was a more hopeful time, especially the 90s, up until September 11. Anyway… I have social accounts now, but I won't pester you with them, except for the twitch.tv channel of my start-up Dyadica.AI.




