Maybe I'll call it the vector maybe I'll call that the vector b prime.

I'll call it HA.

I'll call it something in a second.

I'm going to call this a 5.8.

So Villager A comes and gives me...

The slope of the green one, I'll call that the first line.

So this slope right here, so line 1, so I'll call it slope 1.

So I'm going to define this as something new. I'm going to call this the average velocity.

We came here in the tender. Tender? I'll say it was.

And that's where my imagined future comes in, which I am going to call the social singularity.

The person that finds her gets to name her, right? Yes, that's right. I wanna name her Dottie, after my wife.

Let's just say the some of squares, so I'll just call that s.

The span of u1 and u2, just for notation, I'm going to call it v2.

Someone else who trusts A says call him Person B says,

I'll call confirmation bias, where we tend to accept data that confirms our beliefs and reject data that contradicts our beliefs.

So if I have v2 let me call it v1. v1 is equal to 2 minus 1.

So I could say, I don't know, let me call it y3 let me call it y3 prime.

So I'll call that m, the function will be m, and it's a function of how many tickets he sells.

But just for fun, instead of calling it the x axis, I'm going to call it the strawberry axis.

So let's say Dustin charges, so the function, I'll call it d for Dustin.

The first one I guess it's really just one function, I said it's a couple but I'll call it the identity function.

And the vertical axis, instead of calling it the y axis, I'm going to call it the g axis for the number of gallons we've filled.

So if we were to simplify or I guess I wouldn't even call it simplifying, I'll just call it expanding it out or using this property.

I'll just call it overhead. I'll make it red because it's an expense.

And I get a little object here and I can look inside this object, I'll call it a car. And here's a little behavior car forward.

So f is invertible if and only if there exists a function f inverse well I guess I just called it something.

There's some function I'll call it right now, this called the inverse of f and it's a mapping from Y to X.

And it is equal to, I'll be as general as possible, first entry is in, I'll just call that lowercase a, it's in row 1 column 1.

And there's another cognitive bias I'll call confirmation bias, where we tend to accept data that confirms our beliefs and reject data that contradicts our beliefs.

So if we want to figure out the determinant of C, the determinant of C is equal to I take this guy right here, let me take that 1 times the determinant of let's just call it the submatrix, right here.

If I give it some letters here, if I call this trapezoid A, B, C, D, we could say that segment AB is parallel to segment DC and because of that we know that this is, that this is a trapezoid