Dear Professor,
Sorry for disturbing you, but I always throw messages in bottles towards really interesting people, being one of my a role models you are an obvious target.
Here is a short meditation about the similarity between digitization of computers and patternization of our brains (being a successful SW architect for 20 years gives me a bit of background):
http://hajnalvilag.blogspot.hu/2014/10/coping-with-infinity-digitization.html
If you liked it, here's a longer lecture about our thinking and the world: http://hajnalvilag.hu/projects/TasteOfLuck.pdf
And here's a book, if you are still have patience: http://hajnalvilag.hu/books/MondoAurora_en.pdf
Best wishes
Lorand Kedves (42)
Dear Professor,
it is already an honor that you responded so quickly. Respecting your valuable time, here is my elevator pitch, and I will not further disturb you until you request it.
I am a software architect, worked with 5 - 200 colleagues, including international companies from data mining/AI to government data management systems.
I concluded that IT industry has forgotten about the Neumann principles; it focuses on the required functions instead of the structure of a system. Solving a task for me is to create a language (terms and activities) in which I can "explain" the computer what to do. Today, I "think together" with my framework: register my findings in a meta-layer, because I have written the codes that can understand and execute my plans. This system is "more intelligent" than I am: my brain can't hold and use reliably all the knowledge that I have collected about the task.
My final goal is to use the same descriptive tools to the "executor" itself, and make it completely runtime and language independent (and it is not too far now).
IT is extremely important, because it is the front line of today's constant war. First, people killed others to enforce their own will. Later, they conquered and enslaved them. Even later, they created laws to keep others in their order. Today they make others believe in a vision of the world to remote control them. We have the IT tools (personal endpoints and global, real time transport network) to show the real world to people in the same way as now they are blinded by, and blind themselves with false dreams and empty chatting.
I am confident that this is inevitable consequence of the fact that our economy concepts (money and natural human motivations) are not able to describe and organize the operation of a global and synchronous community: the human race. We are in the very last moment to change this path. I think I know how to start it, and I think, you are one of the few who can evaluate my ideas, because we seem to use compatible patters, and thought a lot about languages, ideas, reasoning, brains and communities.
Thank you for your patience.
Lorand Kedves
