Epstein Secrets

cular framework that's been widely adopted in the cognitive sciences is Marr's, but other ways of looking at it are of course possible. I looked at Gromov's paper, but didn't read it carefully. He uses set theory freely throughout, and I don't see anything that bears on matrices as mathematical objects

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cular framework that's been widely adopted in the cognitive sciences is Marr's, but other ways of looking at it are of course possible. I looked at Gromov's paper, but didn't read it carefully. He uses set theory freely throughout, and I don't see anything that bears on matrices as mathematical objects

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