…dor composers such as William Byrd and Thomas Tallis, and the works of Grieg all use sequences of chords that move from one to the next using substitution rules. If you were to listen to the steps in our word substitution music, they would definitely sound musical. I think they s...
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…o it than that? Roger Penrose and David Deutsch think understanding allows us to transfer non-symbolic information from one brain to another. We don't run programs in our brains, nor do we store precise information such as lists and tables. We have, therefore, had to evolve a cre...
…rket concerns. The imposition of capital controls on Cypriot deposits is to be sure a watershed moment, but for now not one we expect to spark significant deposit withdrawals elsewhere. Meanwhile, the most likely outcome to the Italian impasse appears to be new elections in the a...
…ge 62, unmarried and ineligible for an equal or greater benefit based on his or her own earnings or the earnings of someone else. ‘These benefits are now presumably available to divorced individuals who were previously in a same-sex marriage. The SSA is expected to provide guidan...
…s. The OpenCog design also contains a mechanism called Psynese (not yet implemented), in- tended to make it easier for one OpenCog instance to translate its personal thoughts into the mental language of another OpenCog instance. This translation process may be quite subtle, sinc...
…ting people to be educated, which usually means being able to quote Shakespeare or nod sagely when Freud’s name is mentioned, we need to expect people to be able to think well. Education would be better defined by defining an educated person as one who can make well-reasoned argu...
…judices and philosophies regarding geography and spirituality. Under no circumstances are my ashes to be retained by anyone or buried in a particular location. The eventual dispersal can be delayed for any reasonable length of time required to reach a decision, but not to exceed...
…Razor 68 omnipotence 340 omniscience 340 On Computable Numbers and their Application to the Entscheidungsproblem 211 One Laptop per Child 35, 82 one-time pad 216, 337 opium 55 optical illusions 113 oracle function 278 order-of-magnitude 164 O'Reilly, Edward 50 Organon 1...
…cy n-grams in a corpus that is too smal for single-year resolution.) In sum: for any corpus and any n-gram in any year, one must consider whether the size of the corpus is sufficient to enable reliable quantitation of that n-gram in that year. 2) Composition of the corpus. The f...
…is used in our analysis. Where multiple listings of a particular invention appear, the year retained in the list is the one reported in the main Wikipedia article for the invention. (e.g. "Microwave Oven" is listed in 1945 and 1946; the main article lists 1945 as the year of inve...
2017: a good year for domestic demand Policy tailwinds are only one pillar of our call for Japan’s outperformance in 2017. We also believe the stars are aligning for an organic improvement in domestic demand, which would support the current recovery: the economy is firing on all...
…nnual BICA (Biologically Inspired Cognitive Architectures) AAAT Symposium, and the international AGI conference series (one in 2006, and annual since 2008). And, even more exciting, as reviewed in Chapter 4, there are a number of contemporary projects focused directly and explici...
4.2.12 WC: 191694 Expressions that deliberately disrupt a speaker with whom one disagrees The Bruce Franklin case also included this alleged exception to the First Amendment—namely, that although there is a constitutional right to heckle speakers (at least in some context), the...
…f Full Since the trough of the global financial crisis in March 2009, US equities have returned nearly 300%, producing one of the longest bull markets in the post-WWII period and outperforming all other major developed and emerging market country equities. US equities have also...