Geometric Algebra for Python
I don't understand the "geometric algebra" goal. The people that I've seen pushing for it usually say kids in high school are being taught the wrong thing, we should do away with the cross product and start teaching this geometric algebra. I'm not too familiar with the content, but to a superficial look it seems they are just using exterior algebras and (maybe?) clifford algebras? Assuming that is the case then why the rebranding (and sometime change of standard notation) to "geometric algebra" for concepts  that already had a name at the end of the nineteenth century
(that is bound to piss the general math community off)? Also why are people so against teaching the cross product? There are many reasons why Hodge duality is important, not just in abstract math but also in physics (it enables the most geometric definition of Maxwell equations for example)