Created on 2024-02-06

The image shows an aged paper with handwritten text and some diagrams. The text appears to be a note or an excerpt, possibly related to a technical or philosophical topic. It reads as follows (with some words unclear due to handwriting): "5 Formerly, under the Serial Order, it was necessary to think of technique as a serial process starting from large and proceeding to small. Under the new technical concept, in which all [C's are equal], the process remains serial but not in a size sense." Beneath the text, there are two diagrams. The upper diagram resembles two overlapping triangles with their points touching, forming a six-pointed star shape or a hexagram. The lower diagram consists of a series of vertical lines connected by a zigzagging horizontal line, resembling a simplified waveform or a series of connected peaks. At the bottom, the text says, "A Diat word." The exact meaning of the note and diagrams is unclear without additional context, but it seems to discuss a shift in thinking about technical processes and the concept of order.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or document. The text discusses a technical concept related to a "serial process" and mentions that "all t's are equal" in a "technical concept". The note also includes a diagram or illustration consisting of triangular shapes and lines. At the bottom of the image, there is handwritten text that says "A Diat word."