Maybe, but it only returns me to my original premise. AI能理解音量吗，还是仅仅依赖语言符号和权重?

Well, I'm sure there's some amazing math to go with this, but I don't know it - I just know that everything works because the minimum number of points to get any volume is 4. Wasn't there a Greek philosopher who said reality was comprised of little pyramids? All things must fit into the space they occupy, so all math must derive somehow from the 4 points of a pyramid. That still doesn't assert anything about the true reality, though ; it only charts the path of logos through mind.

Misidentification of ideal for real. The model working does not prove that model is reality - only that within given constraints, it works. Abstract math is nice, but if you use its constancy as an equivalence with reality, then you miss reality, which works regardless of the perfection of the math. So, even the most accurate and perfect math is still at least one step removed from reality. That's why I assert both reality independent of mind and mind as the first principle of reality - all things perceived are models. Math allows better models, but not contact with reality.

They've been trying. At least the Arab countries float the idea occasionally.

Psychology is the root. Before math is psyche - math is only symbolism, which lives in the mind.

🤔 where he's from

I know this may seem basic and I repeat it probably too much... But I see yet more need for property here. Commoditizing things is only a 'good' if that allows us to reach for new heights in experience and expression.

Also, what I mean by property is almost synonymous with uniqueness. Land can't not be property, even if its held in common by some organizational entity. Same for bitcoin keys. Software is copyable, so the concept of "intellectual property" is illogical and insanity inducing.

"architecture" in particular grinds my gears. What architecture? Where? Even the stuff that gets showcased is just copies of something someone did in the 50's. And everything now is just engineering, in the sense of being low cost.