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[Of course, I know that counting isn’t really maths, but the cognitive play in estimation and approximation might qualify! To set this up, some relations pertaining to mathematics and arithmetic, and to anthropology and ethnography, are in order, as ethnography is the quintessential way humans study humans, whether they’re aware of the process or not.]
Published: Sep 15, 2019
Keywords: Ethnography; Mathematics; Anthropology; Discrete; Indiscrete; Estimation; Approximation
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