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Determine first if these are actually problems (have an end solution) or
polarities (are interdependent and to be managed). Does the requirement
for self-awareness introduce a polar requirement or can it be broken
down into a series of problems that have solutions with some remainder
that are polar and must be managed (see prior remark on rising costs of metadata)?
See http://www.polaritymanagement.com/frame02.htm
All questions are not resolved by yes or no in all cases.
The Turing Test is context-dependent: it depends on who
must be fooled. It is solvable given a specific fool
and polar in that fools won't remain such but manageable
because a new fool can always be found.
Thanks to the categoricalAbstraction list for that reference.
len
From: Benjamin Franz [mailto:snowhare@nihongo.org]
_Prove_ that natural systems are "self-aware" (as opposed to just a
convincing simulation there-of) and we'll discuss.
;)
> Formally define "self-aware" and the answer will be either "yes" or "no"
> :-))
'Formally define.'
Hold on. I'd like to introduce you to someone.
Mr. Godel...Mr. Bullard. O.o
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