I just realized a massive problem with Papers/ Books that researchers write or novel.
Let's take Ben's book below as example (sorry Ben): https://goertzel.org/PLN_BOOK_6_27_08.pdf Length: It is 337 pages long. Well, really 150 if the pages were less narrow. I have yet to go through it, but as it stands most of my work fits in just 9 pages, right now, and likely (as I have read a lot of stuff) has a lot more information than your book provides and in a super clear form). This raises the ability not only to teach others faster but also yourself. *Is this book not your attempt to explain all your AGI? (*Mine is). --Please direct me to your best AGI book if not-- I do have 2 of yours, the other is 418 pages lol. Skinny: Another problem with Ben's book is the pages are so narrow. I always work on a widescreen so I have the most text in front of me at a given time, allowing me to see more sections nearby and less restarting my eyes on the hopefully right line. BTW I hate when Papers don't just read downwards and go back up xd. ??? I see Ben uses a page system and with numbers. I don't think I'll need a numbering system :) I also don't like the page cuts, it's not supposed to be a book, but a infinite page... I realize the use of where/what references but....IDK ------------------------------------------ Artificial General Intelligence List: AGI Permalink: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/Tcb390d047a1e3808-M5acad4e57177331afa0b6421 Delivery options: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/subscription
