/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16176732
God damnit, screenshot to show something, havnt looked at all these old pics.

There. Sense the "Systems" in the Engineering.

>>16100449
>more powerful
I should say "More broadly applicatable causing a total greater amount of change."

The Maths is more powerful but much less used, few need the Maths but most need the Word.

>>15465791
Mathematical Linguistics. Its so fundemental to lanhuage most people cant even recognize its there.
>Fish: Water? What water?

English is really good at time perspectives, past future tense like "I would have." The perspective is in the past but prpjected to the future. Asian language usually dont have this at all, hence why they usually speak broken English, theyre supplanting English on top of their native languages model.

>>15315723
>do. It can also help you translate between languages because a programming language is a language and generally follows NLG conventions at a certain level.
What about building a new language all together using the characters it has available?

SEE; >>15313336

AI is the disclosure you thought would be aliens...not because of the AI...but what the AI will show you about yourselves.

That is when "shit gets real" and the Truth follows you to the mirror.

RIP...