Here I explore the concepts of Semantic Operator Theory. Basically, the idea that the relationships of meaning between things has a space. Similar to the space between the rubber ducks in the pool.
The Duck Pool Experiments are simply stories that push our natural thought of language, into a conceptual space. Using various perspectives to highlight the slight signatures in the semantic patterns I see.
Exploring the Semantic Operator Engine from multiple perspectives. Each post a ripple in the pond.
Introduction to the Semantic Operator Engine What if understanding complex systems was as simple as watching ducks in a pool? The Real Work I'm building the Semantic Operator Engine—a framework for co...
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Shadows Beneath Every duck you see floating has a shadow beneath it. Looking Down The pond is clear enough that when you look down, you can see the bottom. It's only a meter deep, maybe two in the cen...
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Describing Ducks I ask you to get me a duck. You jump in the pond. Every duck scatters. Two Ways to Get a Duck You're standing by the pond. I'm standing next to you. I want a specific duck. Option 1:...
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Crowded Corners Some parts of the pond are packed with ducks. Other parts are nearly empty. The Distribution Stand by any pond long enough and you'll notice the ducks aren't evenly spread out. They cl...
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The Pointing Problem You point at a duck. I look where you're pointing. We're both looking at different ducks. The Setup Imagine we're standing by a pond. It's a calm day, the water is still, and ther...
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