> -----Original Message-----
> From: Steve Richfield via AGI [mailto:[email protected]]
> 
> I submit to you that we need to devise a language of mental operations
> that an AGI will need to execute, rather than machine operations.
> 

OK. That's not going to include COBOL at least for engineering and scientific 
applications IMO...  Seriously.

Real programming language innovation is going to include some things which I've 
yet to see in new languages though I haven't been looking lately since 
typically you run a language on top of a language, like you may run say LOJBAN 
on a Java substrate or say a Mathematica-like interpreter language on an 
application built with C++.

An example element of real programming language innovation might include 
something like this - the ability to execute code backwards. Do you want to 
shift the paradigm? You need to change the way we think to get closer to how we 
think.

John




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