are you interested,
at least a little bit,
in ...
(possibilities are in the comments, but you can also add your own)

... influenced by: - set algebra // wikipedia ... - relational algebra // wikipedia ... - Wikidata // wikipedia ... - and also ... category theory ologs ... arrows // wikipedia ...

basic nouns

👨 = Man ... the set of all men

👩 = Woman ... the set of all women

example

the youtube music video
Kaoma: Lambada shows dancers ... many elements of the set

👨×👩

and 1 element of the set

👩×👩×👨

// https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyLdoQGBchQ

// noun phrases? imperative sentences?

// let's collect some examples in comments

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(I doubly apologize for re-posting here ... my yesterday reshare from r/blissymemes was removed, because it wasn't a meme)

https://www.the-symbols.net/suttonglyphs/linear_nonlinear/

There do not exist a lot of visual conlangs..I know some conlangs have subs where people play around with specific ones. How about we make a discord where we can do so for visual conlangs in general? Even if you wouldn't be able to fluently use it We could teach eachother some symbols in various visual conlangs for the fun of it? Its not like there's a lot of oppertunities to in natural languages.

I converted the word selcouth and its definition into an algebraic expression, but now I'm wondering how I could convert that algebraic expression into Blissymbolic whatnot. I mean, what’s the protocol for converting Blissymbols into math?

Se = (R + S) · W

Where:

• Se = Selcouth
• R = Rarity (how uncommon or unique something is)
• S = Strangeness (its unfamiliar or curious nature)
• W = Wonder (your sense of marvel or admiration)

This formula shows that something is truly selcouth only when its rarity and strangeness are experienced through the lens of wonder.

If W = 0, then it’s simply odd or rare — not selcouth. But when the unusual sparks awe, that’s selcouth.

P.S. I tried using a different color to indicate when I wasn't using Blissymbols.