Roy A. Crabtree <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > you automatically get decomposition in FFP form What does FFP stand for? > the names imply the languages underlying reality very well: > > perl: it glitters and shines, not much else > python: if you do nor handle it carefully you will get restructured > forcibly very clever! > * Mysticism - I have a past interest in symbols which have underlying > > meaning - > > kabbalah, parables, hieroglyphics, cuneiform, crop circles, etc. J is > > the most mystical and esoteric language out there. > > Read Cajori HOMN. Probably _NOT_ so. yeah, J just looks cryptic to those who try to skim it like you might skim a common programming language. > > HOWEVER: in terms of our ancestors, > Qabbalah and mysticism are not one and the same. Magickal orders see Kabbalah as the mystical side of Judaism. But yes, there is a huge war about Kabbalah versus Qabala. > > Turns out in terms of semiotic systems based on wetware NNP NNP is short for what? > > if you fail to study J a s a tool for thinking about _Mathematics_ > > which a part of the design intent > > you have missed the point. > > try that. then see what you think about J. that's what I always figured I needed to be doing. So you think I should quit reading "Learning J" by Roger Stokes and go do all the labs in order? I never was too good at math. And J might be good at formulating mathematics computation, but proof is the other wing of that Great Bird, would you not say? > cheers. great post. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
