Short video showing my ideogram for “algorithm”. Having the “list” element first emphasizes that an algorithm is foremost a list, a member of the “list” family.
From the Feynman book. I have the idea of concentrating on ids for physics terms for a while. Here is an initial attempt. Thanks to the formula for force of gravity, I came up with an improvement for my id for “gravity”. Just tentative first attempts.
as usual, explanatory notes provided upon request
I delight in improving my understanding of simple structural words via ideograms. To make a satisfying ideogram, you have to come to a clear graphic understanding, which is ordinarily better than the vague and inexplicit understanding you had before.
See how compact the ids are compared to ordinary writing? I much prefer to write with them. When I write “long hand” (stupid hand, slow hand) I feel like I am wasting time and my brain is numb in comparison, so less expressive and less lively is ordinary writing/ideation!
I will provide notes to the ideograms in this post to anyone who writes and asks. If no one is curious or impressed enough to write and ask, it makes no sense for me to provide notes.
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Ideograms for English. Creatively making English graphic.
