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]]> http://www.bumblebeelabs.com/fashionista/comment-page-1/#comment-9530 Ross Lee Graham, PhD Sun, 04 Sep 2011 21:03:00 +0000 http://blog.bumblebeelabs.com/?p=642#comment-9530 Somehow my previous comment, which references 'Le Petit Prince' ended up in the wrong place. It was supposed to be with the failed program on making friends etc... Somehow my previous comment, which references ‘Le Petit Prince’ ended up in the wrong place. It was supposed to be with the failed program on making friends etc…

]]> http://www.bumblebeelabs.com/fashionista/comment-page-1/#comment-9527 Ross Lee Graham, PhD Sun, 04 Sep 2011 18:48:00 +0000 http://blog.bumblebeelabs.com/?p=642#comment-9527 It seems to me a much easier to simply read "The Little Prince" and apply what you learn there. Pay especial attention to the conversation between the fox and the Little Prince on friendship. Reductionism tends to be most effective in these matters if these matters can be reduced to an algorithm, which is to say rendered mechanical. The thought that friendships can actually generate from an algorithm and hence be mechanical seems to be the logic of a politician who thinks the public is always fooled by this form of posturing. The foundations of friendship are not based on logic but rather from the heartfelt intuitions. This is why when people try to form friendships through writing to each other they spend much time trying to read between the lines (so to speak). So far no one has discovered an algorithm that 'reads between the lines', which is another way of saying that no program for this activity has yet been developed. It is quite another thing to develop a mutual respect among colleagues of similar professions, yet even here there is effort to read between the lines. No one has yet succeeded in eliminating the role of intuition in the formation of friendships, which is to say we have yet to find an algorithm that generates intuition. It seems to me a much easier to simply read “The Little Prince” and apply what you learn there. Pay especial attention to the conversation between the fox and the Little Prince on friendship. Reductionism tends to be most effective in these matters if these matters can be reduced to an algorithm, which is to say rendered mechanical. The thought that friendships can actually generate from an algorithm and hence be mechanical seems to be the logic of a politician who thinks the public is always fooled by this form of posturing. The foundations of friendship are not based on logic but rather from the heartfelt intuitions. This is why when people try to form friendships through writing to each other they spend much time trying to read between the lines (so to speak). So far no one has discovered an algorithm that ‘reads between the lines’, which is another way of saying that no program for this activity has yet been developed. It is quite another thing to develop a mutual respect among colleagues of similar professions, yet even here there is effort to read between the lines. No one has yet succeeded in eliminating the role of intuition in the formation of friendships, which is to say we have yet to find an algorithm that generates intuition.

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