> >And if one finds an isomorphism from language to maths, then
> >with the help of a computer, one can do all sorts of number crunching
> >which when translated back into language form a set of memes.
> >
> >At least that's the way I see things.
>
> Right. It's a long, long way from memetics as we know it.
> In fact, it's something altogether different: artificial
> intelligence.
>
"2 + 2 = 4" is a sentence: Two plus two equals four.
Store variable (2) in register 1. Store variable (2) in register 2.
Add register 1 to register 2. Store the result in register 3.
These are also sentences. They are no different from the words
we use every day and the memes that comprise our spoken language.
They just happen to be written in a different format.
Grant Callaghan
grantc@cts.com