What a waste of time. Who provides funding for this? Also mildly annoying to use "isomorphism" outside of mathematics to describe a relation or analogy between

What a waste of time. Who provides funding for this? Also mildly annoying to use "isomorphism" outside of mathematics to describe a relation or analogy between things. You can just say relation or analogy. Relying on the technical mystique of precicely defined jargon in a context where it doesn't apply should indicate that there is a lack of substance in the ideas being presented, which is why the author feels compelled to obfuscate it.