Whirl programming language autonomically while
astral projecting back into the primordial ooze!"
Reply:
"Ahh dude. seek help!"
John
From: Steve Richfield [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 15, 2008 5:45 PM
To: agi@v2.listbox.com
Subject: Re: [agi] Posting Strategies
John,
You are absolutely right. People should simply delete the parts of postings
that they think have no value, leaving just the tiny grain(s) of absolute
brilliance, and add whatever they can to them for everyone's benefit. One
man's obtuse utterings are sometimes another man's grains of absolut
I kind of disagree with this attitude, too conformist and over assuming.
I've seen too many flaked out freakazoids have tiny grains of absolute
brilliance sprinkled throughout their time wasting mass of obtruse
utterings.
Yeah you can't waste too much time and have to gain something with the
in
These things of course require a balance.
In many academic or corporate fora, radical innovation is frowned upon
so profoundly (in spite of sometimes being praised and desired, on the
surface, but in a confused and not fully sincere way), that it's continually
necessary to remind people of the nee
Bob Mottram writes:
>
> Good advice. There are of course sometimes
> people who are ahead of the field,
Like Ben Goertzel (glad to send him a referral
recently from South Africa on the OpenCog list :-)
> but in conversation you'll usually find that the
> genuine inovators have a deep - border
Good advice. There are of course sometimes people who are ahead of the
field, but in conversation you'll usually find that the genuine inovators
have a deep - bordering on obsessive - knowledge of the field that they're
working in and are willing to demonstrate/test their claims to anyone even
rem
