Glossary part 9
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:-)Ginsberg, Allen:
WT: poet/orator
global subconscious:
SYN: race memory RT: subconscious mind
RT: distributed AI
God:
RT: infinity RT: religion
Goedel, Escher, Bach:
RT: Copper, Silver, Gold RT: Goedel's Incompleteness Theorem RT: inconsistency of logical AI RT: koans RT: transition networks
RT: Douglas Hofstadter
RT: distinctions
RT: 1980
RT: J. S. Bach
RT: John Cage
RT: Renee Margritte
RT: zen
Goedel numbering:
RT: Kurt Goedel RT: genetic code
Goedel's Incompleteness Theorem:
RT: incompleteness RT: incompleteness RT: Kurt Goedel
RT: self-reference
RT: Goedel, Escher, Bach
Gold-prime:
WT: heavy elements RT: Copper, Silver, Gold UF: unununium
WT: heavy nucleus
RT: unununium
web page (AKA eka-gold, unununium; official name roentgenium)
Gordon Moore:
RT: Intel RT: Moore and Gillette RT: Moore's Law
Great Britain:
RT: England
Greek theatre:
RT: ancient Greece WT: theatre
RT: poet/orator
green room:
RT: my performances RT: show biz
GRM and GRF:
RT: Scituate RT: Mom
hacks:
RT: MIT RT: IHTFP
RT: fraternity hacks
RT: computer programming
haiku:
RT: Japan RT: koans
HAL:
RT: Adolescence of P-1
RT: 2001 A Space Odyssey
halting problem:
RT: incompleteness RT: turing machines
Hangover, New Hampster:
RT: Drinking School RT: Hanover, NH
Hanover, MA:
RT: Hanover, NH
Hanover, NH:
RT: Hanover, MA RT: Dartmouth College
RT: Hangover, New Hampster
Hari Seldon's calculator:
WT: Dators RT: Foundation Trilogy
RT: MACSYMA
harpsichord:
RT: piano RT: J. S. Bach
Harvard Square:
RT: Cambridge, MA RT: Dewey Cheetham and Howe RT: Harvard University
Harvard University:
RT: Cambridge University RT: Cambridge, MA WT: Ivy League RT: MIT RT: Oxford University
RT: Harvard Square
heavy elements:
RT: isotopes NT: Gold-prime
web page RT: heavy nucleus
RT: magic island
heavy nucleus:
RT: magic island NT: Gold-prime RT: heavy elements RT: neutron star
history:
NT: world history RT: etymology
the
Hitchhiker's Guide Dator:
WT: Dators
RT: Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
WT: hypertext libraries
RT: encyclopedia galactica RT: Hitchhiker's Guide Dator
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