From: myself@tutrin.com   
      
   myself@tutrin.com (Andy) wrote in message news:<4244c87c$1@news.   
   nimelb.edu.au>...   
      
   >Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2005 10:50 PM   
   >I love your stuff, but I'm still struggling with understanding   
   >it.  Could  you present a short "for Dummies" section?   
   >Thanks,   
   >David   
      
   => during the action - may be pleasure (sensual) and enjoyment   
   (emotional)   
   => a.f.t.e.r. an action - may come satisfaction   
      
   The "after" induces the next times "during"   
      
   The AI-programmer would set satisfaction scale weights. Those in turn   
   would be used to automatically tune "pleasure" criteria. The latter is   
   going to be involved in decision making.   
      
   AT :-)   
      
   PS: in real life, you can fool the system: using satisfaction non   
   related to a current action... you'd be able to make _deliberately_   
   any action attractive.   
      
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