Committee of Conundrums: The Algebra Committee

Welcome to the Committee of Conundrums' Algebra Committee, where we're still trying to figure out how to use this fancy new math called "algebra".

Our esteemed member, Alan Turing, has been trying to crack the code since 1936, but we're not quite sure what he's doing.

Our current agenda includes:

• Alan's notes on the meaning of life (or is it just a really long equation?)
• The 1936 meeting minutes where we decided to call it "algebra" instead of "that thing with the x's and y's"
• Paper 1: "Algebra is Hard, We Think"

If you're as lost as we are, feel free to join us in our weekly meetings, where we'll try to solve the unsolvable and make sense of the nonsensical.