How can we share the pattern structure that Thompson Morrison writes about in Cognitive Efficiency, or structure in general?
The problem seems to be getting the structure we want to share out of the strings of Parens Notation, so to speak.
I (Ralf Barkow) am looking for transformations that convert parens notation (and wiki pages) into higher dimensional Experiential Forms. The Room Dialect is a slight modification of the Dnet Dialect that, when appropriately scaled, allows participants to be physically involved in a computational process in the same way that data is transferred between operations before finally being transformed into a result. matrix 
See Bricken, Iconic Arithmetic Volume III: The Structure of Imaginary And Infinite Forms, p. 355–356 (About the Dialects). ⇒ participate
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Or perhaps "Federated Wiki Channel Terms" specifically indexed and dated from the Sunday Explorers and Wednesday Dev/User Chat logs, now that they are interesting as reference material; also from the on-channel discussion since some continuous discussion goes on in Matrix.
> Element Wiki terms (used in-channel worth defining and detailing); these could be expanded here or as pages, or become searchable terms using KWIC presentation of results.
"Corpus linguists specify a key word in context (KWIC) and identify the words immediately surrounding them. This gives an idea of the way words are used." Collocation (wikipedia ) fits well with
Thompson's Poetic Pages. matrix
These coined terms also become helpful 'key words' to connect related ideas that might become entangled. Here we are reminded of Dani Bassett's work, particularly the term 'cognitive efficiency'. matrix
As we think of the fedwiki as a powerful tool for extended cognition, we become curious about Danielle Bassett's model for cognitive efficiency.
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