The most notable feature is that the noncommutative layers on both sides of an equation or inequality inevitably develop topological entanglement. This can trigger the differential phase transition protocol.
Don't doubt yourself. You're definitely not going to understand this. But don't belittle yourself either. Even if Tao Xuanzhi sat here for you, he wouldn't understand just by hearing a few of these terms.
You can think of it as a mathematical framework that explains how value itself learns value. I think this is probably the first systematic conquest of dynamic meaning by mathematics, after calculus, probability theory, and the Generalized Modal Axiomatic System.
Although Qiao Yu's words made it hard for Zheng Xiweng to comment, that sentence about Tao Xuanzhi sitting here and not understanding made him feel quite heartened.
What did he do to deserve this, to be compared alongside a Fields Medal winner?
