I don't know. Maps can vary in quality and expressiveness.
Language itself is a kind of map, and it has pretty universal reach.
"No Free Lunch (NFL) theorem" isn't quite mathematics, it is more in the domain of philosophy.
Language itself is a kind of map, and it has pretty universal reach.
"No Free Lunch (NFL) theorem" isn't quite mathematics, it is more in the domain of philosophy.
I thought that the reference was to the general 'no free lunch' assumption: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_free_lunch_theorem