GoalMap

GoalMap: (noun) A strategic approach to setting and achieving goals where the final objective is identified first, and then the process works backward to determine the necessary steps or milestones to reach that objective. Derived from the concept of "Backward Goal Setting," the term reflects the process of mapping out a clear and systematic path from the goal to the current status.

"After failing to stick to her New Year's resolutions year after year, Lisa decided to use the GoalMap strategy, clearly defining her ultimate objective and working backward to plan small, achievable steps that would eventually lead to her goal."

by Phieyl June 27, 2023

Probadance Theory

Probadance Theory: A conceptual framework that integrates principles from Bayesian epistemology and critical rationalism to create an adaptable and self-correcting hierarchy of event likelihoods. The term combines "probability" and "dance" to emphasize its dynamic and evolving nature in organizing, evaluating, and updating beliefs about the likelihood of various events.

Ever since I started applying the Probadance Theory to my decision-making, I've been able to assess situations with greater clarity and adaptability.

by Phieyl August 26, 2023

Cone of Friends

An unconventional, humorous way of referring to one's social network, representing the various trajectories of relationships that extend through time and space. Each friend within the cone signifies a unique path influenced by shared experiences, interactions, and the time spent together

At his graduation party, John looked around and realized his cone of friends, each representing different stages and experiences of his life, was truly expansive and diverse.

by Phieyl June 29, 2023

Static Personal AI

Static Personal AI (SPA): A type of artificial intelligence that is trained to understand and respond to the interests, preferences, and behaviour patterns of its user, but does not adapt or change its personality over time.

The user was pleased with the Static Personal AI, as it was able to provide relevant advice and recommendations based on their interests without needing to be retrained over time.

by Phieyl February 01, 2023

Voronoi Diagrams

Voronoi Diagrams are an extension of traditional Voronoi diagrams that allow for overlapping or intersecting cells, often used in situations that involve uncertainty or "fuzzy" boundaries. They divide a space into regions based on which "point" or area is closest, but unlike traditional Voronoi diagrams, the regions in a Fuzzy Voronoi Diagram can overlap or intersect, representing areas that are "good enough" or meet certain criteria

The telecommunications company used Fuzzy Voronoi Diagrams to map out the coverage areas of their cell towers, showing areas where multiple towers provide a 'good enough' signal.

by Phieyl July 18, 2023

Rule-efficiency

Rule-efficiency (noun): A term used to refer to the ability of rules to generate patterns that are effective in producing new experiences and achieving desired goals. It is also used to measure the effectiveness of rules in achieving their intended results.

By measuring rule-efficiency, we can determine which strategies are more effective for achieving our goals.

by Phieyl January 16, 2023

Creatopology

Creatopology: (noun) A theoretical concept that proposes a universal form of creativity that is topologically consistent across different contexts. It suggests that all creative processes, whether in art, science, nature, or artificial intelligence, share a fundamental essence and can be transformed into each other without loss of their inherent creative property.

"The artist's exploration of abstract patterns in nature was not just an aesthetic pursuit, but a deep dive into the realm of creatopology, revealing the universal threads of creativity that bind all forms of generative processes."

by Phieyl July 17, 2023