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Vasyachkin wrote :

"...my concern is designing a system that is maximally logical - one that most pure from the standpoint of engineering. your concern is a system that simply WORKS regardless of how it does it..."

Try this : Take a Williams pear and eat it with some Roquefort cheese; then post your findings.

Fantastic no?

After the fact, we can of course use logic to analyze why it "works", but all the chemistry and logic in the world would not have lead one to suspect that such a magnificent result might lie in the combining of these two ingredients... Nor was this discovery the result of trial and error; it was rather a case of listening to one's intuition, understanding the objective, and having yes, some "technical" knowledge allowing him to get there.

Here is something I came across while looking for another quote :

G. K. Chesterton (English writer) wrote :
"...One can only find the truth via logic if one has first found truth without logic..."

jd*

PS : I'm serious ; Try the pear + Roquefort, and all we be clear!
(Société brand Roquefort is available in the U.S... Do not try substituting blue cheese)

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Yes, there's gas in the car
I think the people down the hall know who you are...

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