Mathview's video: WHAT S A STATE SPACE INTRO and EXAMPLES STATE SPACE OF TWEETS

Here we examine a mathematical description of Tweets as an abstract discrete state space of points each of which corresponds to a distinct Tweet. Moreover, every possible Tweet is represented by one and only one point in a state space of Tweets. It turns out the state space of Tweets, STw, is a coordinate manifold having ordered 140-tuples of ASCII characters as coordinates. Further, a metric space of Tweets can be constructed on STw. We also discuss a mechanical analog of STw as a Slot Machine having 140 Reels inscribed with Symbols from the allowed ASCII character set for Tweets. Such a Twitter Slot could be useful for Casinos desiring to offer patrons a game of "Trillionaire Slots." For example, players could wager one cent per million plays with a $Trillion jackpot for 140 matching symbols. We also discuss some discrete topological spaces constructed from STw, and finally a Linear Space of Tweets where Tweets are State Vectors in a Vector Space constructed on STw. More detailed treatment is planned for some of these topics.