Perhaps, but it's not new math (Clifford algebras are almost 200 years old). Shrouding it in a veil of buzzwords and pizzaz makes you look more like con artists

Perhaps, but it's not new math (Clifford algebras are almost 200 years old). Shrouding it in a veil of buzzwords and pizzaz makes you look more like con artists than scientists. A sentence like this one is just absurd: > Clifford's Geometric Algebra enables a unified, intuitive and fresh perspective on vector spaces, giving elements of arbitrary dimensionality a natural home.