Writing Something Big
Now, get serious and write a helpful tool. What could be a better proof of the worth of the language?
Consider a complex network—a graph of nodes connected with edges (see my other book [Zin18] for a complete story). Say the network has 11 nodes and 12 edges. Note that the network is bipartite: a black node is always connected to a white node. Perhaps the black nodes represent people, the white nodes represent organizations, and the edges represent the relationship “works-for,” as shown in the following image:

Alternatively, you can describe the network as an adjacency matrix EDGES of zeros and ones with three rows and ...
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