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Geometry Intelligence is a domain-general approach to structured discovery and reasoning in which evidence, entities, context, constraints and possible solutions are represented through governed relationships and evaluated through domain-appropriate verification, publicly developed by Tim Jacobs and KTS Global from Dubai.
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