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cranky Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research 2005 Oct 07
     ... computer science . consciousness . psychology ...
"... program was established at Princeton University in 1979 by Robert G. Jahn, then Dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Science, to pursue rigorous scientific study of the interaction of human consciousness with sensitive physical devices, systems, and processes common to contemporary engineering practice. Since that time, an interdisciplinary staff of engineers, physicists, psychologists, and humanists has been conducting a comprehensive agenda of experiments and developing complementary theoretical models to enable better understanding of the role of consciousness in the establishment of physical reality."

crankier Robowatch.org 2005 Feb 12
     ... technology . computer science . artificial intelligence ...
"A call to the United Nations for sanity and survival in the face of the coming cybot society ..."

crankier Refuting the Undecidability of the Halting Problem 2004 Sep 19
     ... computer science ...
"Alan Turing conclusively proved is that it is impossible to construct a halt analyzer that always returns a correct result back to the Turing Machine being analyzed. Since returning the result back to the Turing Machine being analyzed is not the only way to construct a halt analyzer, his proof did not show that constructing a halt analyzer that works correctly for each and every element of the universal set of Turing Machines is impossible."

crankier AI4U 2004 May 23
     ... computer science . artificial intelligence ...
"AI4U: Mind-1.1 Programer's Manual' has the following positive and negative points. + It describes the rapidly evolving AI Minds on the Web. - It quickly becomes obsolete as the AI hyper-evolves. + On-demand publishing (ODP) makes for quick updates. - The Mentifex project is considered oddball on the 'Net. + You've got the first book about the first real AI Mind. - There are other, better, more authoritative AI textbooks. + AI4U makes a good supplement for actually coding AI. - Artificial intelligence is too hard to understand. + AI4U describes the AI while it is still easy to learn. - 'I would rather build robots than study AI programming.' + If you want to build a smart robot, then AI4U is for you. - 'I'm only a high school student/teacher; what's the use?' + This book will challenge even the most gifted student. - 'I am not a programmer and so I can't code AI.' + AI4U teaches you how to operate an AI, not just code it. - 'I just want to do Web design, not artificial intelligence.' + AI4U provides an AI that you may install on your website. - 'I am more interested in neuroscience and/or psychology.' + AI4U teaches a theory of how the brain works psychologically."

anti The Arthur T. Murray/Mentifex FAQ 2004 Feb 26
     ... technology . computer science . artificial intelligence . resources ...
"This is the home page of a document which answers frequently asked questions (FAQ) on Arthur T. Murray, a.k.a. Mentifex." Avaialble in text, HTML, and PDF formats.

crankiest The End of Information 2002 Feb 25
     ... computer science ...
"Vaerospace announces the birth of a new algorythm any amount of information can be stored in a tiny file of less than 100 characters we are developing a demonstation software package do you need this for your product? Do you want to market this? Do you think this is complete bull? Do you want to have this amazing claim validated? Do we sell this? Do we keep this software private ...for a nice war later on? Do we bother proving this ... it's going to cost for proof! It may be worth proving how stupid and vain humanity really is! ... I needed data for the project... I want to escape from you...yes you ...I know you are insane (in my view anyway) you are overpopulating, defiling, abusing and worse a what once was a really nice planet ..."

anti Vmyths.com 2000 Dec 30
     ... computer science . hoaxes . urban legends ...
"Learn about computer virus myths, hoaxes, urban legends, and the implications if you believe in them. You can also search a list of computer virus hoaxes from A to Z."

parody The Institute of Druidic Technology 2000 Oct 07
     ... archaeology . computer science ...
"... is a not-for-profit organization devoted to increasing man's understanding of ancient technologies. The current goal of the Institute is to conclusively prove that the ancient inhabitants of Britain had access to advanced computer technology. A subgoal of the Institute is to acquire grant monies and tax-deductable donations to help us in our efforts to conclusively prove that the Ancient inhabitants of Britain had access to advanced computer technology."

illucid AI~WHEEL for Windows 2000 Jun 04
     ... physics . psychology . artificial intelligence . computer science ...
"Multidimensional cognitive physics -- Universal robotic brain cell -- Autonomous input/output particle reflector ... Create your own task entities ... in your own words. Apply an AI~WHEEL to any custom universe. ... For testing or planing application environments requiring computer hosted intelligence. As the creator of a unique universe, you have full control in designating the objects, actions, and environmental challenge the AI~WHEEL will face."

cranky Project Mentifex 1999 May 27
     ... technology . computer science . artificial intelligence ...
"Artificial minds for evolving mobile robots."

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