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|    Jochen Fromm to All    |
|    Re: Computational Humo(u)r    |
|    12 Sep 03 09:37:42    |
      From: Jochen.Fromm@t-online.de              > > >       > > >>From the common sense point of view, humor is *necessary* because it       > > > is a powerful way to construct negative expertise.       > >       > > Negative expertise-- knowing what NOT to do, how can that be a product       > > of humor? Are you talking about reinforcing strengths of       > > suppressing/censoring ideas that are silly or just nonsensical?       > >       > > Sounds interesting, I'm just failing to see the relationship; please       > > explain your idea. Thank you.       > >       > > Dustin Smith       >       > Milton Burl had the best definition of humor. It is actually scary to       > think he may have had the answer for why it is so basic.       >       > Humor = Stress + Time       >       > Bruce       >              One talks of negative expertise,       one says Humor = Stress + Time.              Does an artificial *intelligence* group       attract the smart and bright people       among us ?              [ comp.ai is moderated. To submit, just post and be patient, or if ]       [ that fails mail your article to |
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