Im not sure if this theory goes all the way to AGI, but I cant think of any 
better way to attempt it yet, it definitely would make a very smart artificial 
intelligence tho definitely, would put a tidal wave in a little fish pond (like 
where we currently sit).
But I cant imagine myself past the smaller machine metric (which i call okhams 
metric) to make the computer not just spit the same data back out at you, 
offering no more.
Whats different about implementing this than an ordinary evolving network 
(otherwise where is the evidential success in our environment!?!?!?) is I think 
most computer scientists opt for backprop in these cases, and possibly you dont 
get the amazing results if you do it a harder way, but I remember hearing Jeff 
Clune talk about "pick most simplest model" But maybe a little sportily tell 
you perhaps it has been performed poorly to date!   So its still on the books 
for a look, just too much work on the plate, mayte!!!
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