Why express humans as functions?──The operations of abstraction and embodiment

Writing humans as functions. Many people feel resistance to this format. The reaction is that treating people with mathematical formulas is cold.

However, the reasons for adopting this format are clearly stated. There are four.

Four reasons

First, by abstracting and embodying it, you can simplify something that is too complex and keep it in your conscious mind. The complete picture of a human being is far too complex to handle as it is.

Second, comparison, analysis, and reconstruction become possible. If the forms of expression are standardized, differences across time periods and differences among individuals can be examined on the same playing field.

Third, abstraction allows for the elimination of excess emotion. This is an intentional design choice.

Fourth, formulation increases its versatility, enabling operations such as multiplication of terms, division of terms, and redefining undiscovered regions.

── Omitting emotion is not coldness; it's a procedure.

An addition is needed regarding the third point. Omitting emotions is not because they are being belittled.

In the process of self-reflection, emotions get mixed in and cloud judgment. In the process of examining the structure, set them aside temporarily and limit the subject matter to the structure itself. You can deal with the emotional side separately afterward.

It is a separation of processes, not a denial of value.

the apparatus known as the tensor product

Mentioned within the formalization is the contrast between the tensor product and the scalar product.

The tensor product can be positioned as a device that spatially preserves the overall picture of interaction. Rather than simply multiplying values together to form a single number, it takes a form that retains the combinatorial structure itself.

This preservation allows for the handling of an infinite-series-like self-potential.

And this becomes the content of self-reflection and introspection.

Placed at the very end is this positioning. Success and awakening depend on how accurately one can identify and analyze the internal functions within oneself, assess growth potential, and combine and utilize them.

The ability to analyze oneself refers to the power to visualize, structure, and redesign one's own functions. Furthermore, facing one's own functions with sincerity is called introspection and self-reflection.

In other words, writing it as a function is not a substitute for introspection, but could rather be said to be the result of introspection itself.

Many people underestimate their inner potential too much. If you do that, you cannot break through your limitations as a human being.

When you write them out, there are more items than you think. Just because they aren't being used doesn't mean they don't exist. It all comes down to how patiently you can keep facing them, and how long you can keep your focus directed there.

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