The author argues that the traditional approach to measuring and calculating the world around us is not enough to fully understand the complexity of reality and that we need to develop a more nuanced and differentiated understanding of the world. The book begins by discussing the limitations of traditional mathematics and its inability to capture the full range of human experience. The author then introduces the concept of "differentiated measures" which are based on the idea that different aspects of reality can be measured and understood through different lenses. This allows for a more complete and nuanced understanding of the world, taking into account the unique perspectives and experiences of individuals and groups. The book also explores the idea of "Mallivan's calculus" which is a new way of thinking about numbers and their relationship to the world. Mallivan's calculus is based on the idea that numbers are not just abstract symbols, but rather they have a real-world impact on our lives and the world around us. This approach emphasizes the importance of considering the context and consequences of mathematical decisions and actions.

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