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Theoretical analysis reveals how noncommutative loops generate meaning in semantic spaces, suggesting contextual reversal and humor arise from geometric curvature.
This paper presents a noncommutative model of meaning generation based on singularities in rationality space, fundamental-group cycles, unitary representations, and curvature. The framework explains contextual reversal, interiority, taboo dynamics, and humor as geometric effects arising from noncommutative loops.
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