> * GA is not a replacement for linear algebra. It's a vector space equipped with a certain product. All of linear algebra still applies to it. There's just mor

> * GA is not a replacement for linear algebra. It's a vector space equipped with a certain product. All of linear algebra still applies to it. There's just more structure. What it does replace is Gibbs-Heaviside vector analysis. Perhaps GP meant to say "GA subsumes linear algebra". Yes, LA is still valid, but a lot more intuitive within the context of GA if you ask me.