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<h1 id="mathematical-formalities-and-style">Mathematical formalities and style</h1>
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<p>&lt;!— In this writer’s opinion this appendix serves as a good illustration of a kind of thing a non-specialist may write about an adjacent field whose methods and ideas they have failed to assimilate fully. I ask the reader of these notes to use their judgement in selecting whatever insights – and in ignoring whatever non-sense – may be found here; and to use their empathy in forgiving me my foibles, just as I forgive Jaynes the contents of this appendix.</p>
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