I haven't yet decided what to do next with my *GTNC Theory of Numbers.* But an idea seems to be coming up.. fingers crossed 2025 we might see the next number theory paper from yours and only 🤞😍

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This submission is in response to a call for comment from The New Vision's special feature on Education and Learning known as "EDUCATION/MWALIMU STORY" that is issued every Wednesday.

It is titled ❝My Thoughts Concerning Turning Pupils and Students into Passive Learners at School❞

I'm with Prof. Coblenz, University of San Diego!! Engaged in some serious Debugging #Research work concerning the TEA runtime and #Debugging TEA Programs. See u l8r
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TITLE: Concerning Debugging in TEA and the TEA Software Operating Environment
AUTHOR: Joseph W. Lutalo (jwl@nuchwezi.com, Nuchwezi ICT Research)

KEYWORDS: Software Engineering, Software Debugging, Debuggers, Text Processing Languages, TEA

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Inspired by friends - Prof. M. Coblenz (UC San Diego) and his doctoral student, Hailey Li whose study on practical software debugging I got a chance to recently participate in, it came to my notice there was a need to fill a knowledge gap in how the important matter of debugging is catered for in the still young TEA programming language from my lab. The ideas in this paper though, definitely are of use to researchers and practitioners of software engineering and in particular software debugging in general.

Interested Students, Researches and Peers, please feel free to start citing this important preprint, now in its most final, authoritative version:

APA:

Lutalo, J. (2025). Concerning Debugging in TEA and the TEA Software Operating Environment. Preprints. https://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202502.1506.v2

BIBTEX:

@article{202502.1506,
doi = {10.20944/preprints202502.1506.v2},
url = {https://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202502.1506.v2},
year = 2025,
month = {February},
publisher = {Preprints},
author = {Joseph Lutalo},
title = {Concerning Debugging in TEA and the TEA Software Operating Environment},
journal = {Preprints}
}

IN COMING... Most terrific contributions to Philosophy from our recent research efforts ❤️‍🔥🎯🎯🙌😍🔥🔥🔥🔥

This paper is a formal distillation of, presentation of and a rigorous, illustrative defense of a couple of fundamental ideas in the domain of computational mysticism --- a still young discipline, put forward by the author for the first time in this manner. The motivations for this work are several, however, the need to support the exploration of science, and especially computer science with spiritual or at least psychological problems in mind, as well as the fact that 21st Century and beyond, humans can't take for granted the fact that interactions with machines and artificial-abstract constructs such as artificial languages and intelligences do or/shall eventually have a tremendous bearing on the psycho-social manifestations of human life across most if not all levels and classes of society, and that we had better understand and prepare for the inevitable before it is too late.

#Philosophy, #Foundations, #Language, #Interaction, #SymbolicPower, #InformationProcessing, #Ideas