>I find it curious that the more focused this group is on having a
>logically consistent solution that yields mathematically precise
>answers, (01)
For the record, I don't think any of us would claim that our
ontologies give answers this good. (02)
> the more I am thinking that a really 'smart' system would tell
>me that with imperfect (and often downright misleading) data that it
>reasons why a particular event occurs when and how it does, and learns
>with each iteration. (03)
That sounds like the AI dream of heaven. Ontologies are really neat,
but they aren't miraculous. (04)
Pat Hayes
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