meaning

meaning

motivation::

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I'm interested in the kind of communication that helps science get done,

Sometimes in a (semi)-automated/assisted way.

*.Lang..ms

semantic-* opensrc Lisp Babel img came before PG's use.

chicago-lisp

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nsf

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Semantic web /grid..

See:Dynamic_programming_language /LISP

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See:Rule-BasedProduction_system and MBR and PSE

As any work gets closer to the bottom of the diagram,

it just gets more and more interesting to me. *

General intersection of interests ~:

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ps.I was using the Babel image, well before I saw it used by a certain essayist.

Maybe for some of the same reasons, but I can't be sure, as I haven't asked him.

My Personal Dna Report

ENTP

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mop. 

A thought for the new century: I think we overuse the word 'Actually' (in a way a high-schooler used 'like' in the 80s) because w/the present info-overload; we need a word to let others know that it is: Time to pay attention now!

[I love AI techniques, but would NEVER seriously use the term 'an AI' eep]

I don't often say it, but I'm not entirely happy with the direction the semantic-web has taken since the 90s. In merging with (sometimes short sighted) biz pursuits (&dev); Some of the work has lost some of what I considered to be a bit more potential; &is getting stunted a bit.  But I guess that is the way of things. Though I'd like to help with this; if I could find a good way (w/decent far reaching enough impact) to do it.

w/o meaning, where does real: reuse, automation, .... come from? **

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"Consider a few of the wonderful bugs that still afflict even our own grand human brains:

       o Obsessive preoccupation with inappropriate goals

       o Inattention and inability to concentrate

       o Bad representations

       o Excessively broad or narrow generalizations

       o Excessive accumulation of useless information

       o Superstition; defective credit assignment schema

       o Unrealistic cost / benefit analyses

       o Unbalanced, fanatical search strategies

       o Formation of defective categorizations

       o Inability to deal with exceptions to rules

       o Improper staging of development, or living in the past

       o Unwillingness to acknowledge loss

       o Depression or maniacal optimism

       o Excessive confusion from cross-coupling

Seeing that list, one has to wonder, -Can people think?-"

                                         --Marvin Minsky

also see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cognitive_biases