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      <description>I&apos;ve decided to take a different approach on this blog post, as I&apos;ve been fascinated by some concepts lately and want to explore them. In this series, we&apos;ll be looking at answering the question: &quot;Are Transformers &apos;unreasonably effective&apos; and is this related to some universal construction?&quot; Do keep in mind I am an autodidact in this area. I consider myself an &quot;unlicensed mathematician.&quot; You should consider the experts&apos; opinions before drawing any strong conclusions, and I hope my work will be of high enough quality to be useful to whoever reads it.</description>
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      <description>This blog is a personal study of formal logic, philosophy, and mathematics. It aims to formalize various classical and modern philosophical works in a variety of formal logic systems, both weak and strong. I have decided to use Lean for these formalizations. I have no degree in these fields but I hope it will be of high enough quality to be of interest to scholars, both amateur and professional.</description>
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