pacocaminoTue, Dec 18, 2007 excellent questions and well thought out. I don't know the answer either, but I cannot help but to look at what the right brain does in creating worlds uttered forth from the greath depths of neurochemistry - that is in fact - art. We know art like we know rocket science. Yet within art are defining truths like a red circle is a red circle. in some cases it offers a sublime redefinition of existence.
As technology improves our ability to map algorithms of thought, it's output is essentially one that's processed by the very same technology. This function is one of countless many that can map nature in some way. All are facets that all together elude the essential nature of understanding thought as a human experience.
This is where art comes into play. I'm speaking about creativity in a broader sense. There's Thought on paper painted with a brush stroke or revealed from marble.
Not to hiack the conversation away from your questions, but I think as we strive to hear and see big numbers dance and breathe in some algorithmic swarm, the swarm has also been witnessed through the expression of art itself.
excellent questions and well thought out. I don't know the answer either, but I cannot help but to look at what the right brain does in creating worlds uttered forth from the greath depths of neurochemistry - that is in fact - art. We know art like we know rocket science. Yet within art are defining truths like a red circle is a red circle. in some cases it offers a sublime redefinition of existence.
As technology improves our ability to map algorithms of thought, it's output is essentially one that's processed by the very same technology. This function is one of countless many that can map nature in some way. All are facets that all together elude the essential nature of understanding thought as a human experience.
This is where art comes into play. I'm speaking about creativity in a broader sense. There's Thought on paper painted with a brush stroke or revealed from marble.
Not to hiack the conversation away from your questions, but I think as we strive to hear and see big numbers dance and breathe in some algorithmic swarm, the swarm has also been witnessed through the expression of art itself.