Also, find, cite or share the Manifesto paper via Academia: https://www.academia.edu/resource/work/121952141

Going around... FACTION not fiction ™?

More on the special album "Untraditional Rites". Comes two interesting works.. "Dream About SMACK" and "The Modern Seance"

https://youtu.be/3VeCKBE-GBk?feature=shared

In this Mini-Lecture, we get to look at one example artifact that forms the basis of a secret language. Also, the idea of leveraging a Text Processing language founded on an Executable Latin Alphabet to develop and explore ways to leverage alphabet-oriented cryptographic capabilities in Latin languages and beyond is here introduced. Presenter is Joseph W. Lutalo, at Nuchwezi Research.

Happy Birthday, String Theorists..

https://www.academia.edu/122314564/_notes_v1_1_Thoughts_and_Ideas_Behind_Design_of_TEA_language?source=swp_share

TEA is a programming language currently under active design and development by Joseph Willrich Lutalo at Nuchwezi. This is Version 2 (actually, V1.1) of the TEA language formalization and reference implementation research proposal notes.

Ensi Yoona just TEA?

Greetings Dear Community.

Please allow me to publicly cry out.. My call, not without reason or importance to you here---the technorati, literati, politano, movers and shakers, since it was first made in June 2024, hasn't yet received sufficient attention from who I thought it would. So, I shall kindly request that somebody who knows somebody on-here chip-in and lend a hand, tip or pointer to some much needed resolution of this important milestone for the Uganda Internet Community, Uganda at large, the entire Internet and all current and future humanity with a use/need for robust, effective and elegant fundamental computational utilities; programming languages being a well-known core to much progress and innovation in ICT and much of modern engineering and scientific work.

Since I first drafted that proposal, focus shifted to streamlining in thought and written, formal mathematics, what exactly it is that this proposed TEA, the Transforming Executable Alphabet computer programming language is, what it could accomplish as well as some early evacuations of its properties, advantages and characteristics given its architecture and design. Much of this is now captured and curated in up-to-date formal notes I have published and allowed others to study and reference/cite [1]. As we speak, TEA is past concept and its justification and importance not a matter of speculation or mere fantasy. The complete TEA Specification in brief is here shared for you to judge for yourself too [2].

My plea is that Joseph gets not only formal and sufficient support (for example, from a Higher Research Grant fund, an Angel Investor? Or perhaps the Government) for this important and fundamental work he's doing---this is a groundbreaking Phd for Gods sake--- almost being run voluntarily. Also, calling on you here... Those in-charge of future plans and projects in this community especially, to start to integrate and leverage the fruits of his work in their own domains and undertakings. Let's not let or leave such ground-breaking, home-made, important scientific progress from sitting unutilised. Those interested in furthering or responding to this call, definitely get in touch, most likely, directly with him, the concerned--- jwl@nuchwezi.com, joewillrich@gmail.com and +256704-464749

Let's see some progress being made, and let's all benefit from it.

REFERENCES:

[1] Lutalo, J. W. (2024b). [notes][v1.1] Thoughts & Ideas Behind Design of TEA language. Mak. Retrieved from https://bit.ly/tazisfile

[2] See Attached Image

https://youtu.be/tqitFtcWzOM?feature=shared

👋⚙️💋👉🏻 If you have followed the previous lecture introducing Alphabetical Cryptanalysis by JWL:

https://youtu.be/3VeCKBE-GBk

We now build from those ideas to explore practically, how Alphabetical Cryptanalysis might be applied in real life. An Alpha Stochastic Matrix method is also here introduced.

### Alphabetical Languages & Processing

## A JWL Alphabetical Cryptanalysis Mini-Lecture


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