👉 A weakly-weakly-labeled element or a weakly-labeled element is an object in a mathematical structure that has a property that is weakly related to another object, but not as strongly as one might expect. For example, consider the following set of objects: ``` A = {a, b} B = {b, c, d} ``` We can define a function `f` on `A` and `B` that takes two elements from
