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@@ -200,6 +200,19 @@ It would be interesting to not hardcode the value of $r$, but to instead leave i
 However, this would be much like temperature in the first place....?
 $r$ could itself be a function of temperature. That would be.... meta.... lol.
 
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+And ten minutes later, it was done.
+The "meta" formula performs as well as the "best" formula on the "ijjkkk" problem, which I consider the most novel.
+Interestingly, I noticed that the paramterized formulas aren't as good on this problem. What did I parameterize them for? Was it well justified?
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+At this point, I plan on using the git branch "feature-normal-science-framework" to implement a system that takes in a problem set and provides several answer distributions as output.
+Then, I'll do a massive cross-formula answer distribution comparison with $\chi^2$ tests. This will give me an idea about which formula and which changes are best.
+I'll also be able to compare all of these answer distributions to the frequencies obtained in temperature removal branches of the repository.
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 \subsection{Steps/plan}
 
 Normal Science: