While Googling my way through the interwebs, I came across the 2008 Western Australian Certificate of Education sample examination for Stage 2 Biological Sciences. It contains this diagram: If you’re wondering, the entire hierarchy is drawn from Umberto Eco‘s novel Baudolino.
Derivatives of Containers claims to look for the ‘container which is its own derivative’; in other words, a type analogue of ex. They arrive at (approximated in ASCII and the notation used in my previous post): T[X] = Forall(n : N) Xn / Autn This is a little much for me, since I don’t understand [...]
I fear that I’m losing myself in an R. G. B. horizon. But at least I can say it’s not CMYK.
Can anyone explain this? (Google Trends graph of searches for ‘anal sex’.)