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P.S. Well, they put him away for the sake of the experiment, of course. The purpose of the experiment is undisclosed, so to speak, know-how. :)
2 Rosh: a famous mathematician (a topological luminary, I think) once gave a lecture on clothes modelling. The audience was very elite. The first words of the lecture were: "To simplify further reasoning, it is convenient to assume that, from a topological point of view, the human body is a sphere". After a few minutes the hall was almost empty. One person listened to the lecture to the end...
Hello, dear friends!
I apologise for the off-topic, but the incomprehensible terms give me a severe yawn and a headache. Could you, Renat, explain in a nutshell what a horse in a spherical vacuum is and what it is put there for?
Since I was asked: these are fictional problems or conditions that have nothing to do with reality. Usually used in theoretical reasoning/arguments with no reference to practice.
... what is a horse in a spherical vacuum and why was it put there?
Yes, we should not forget that the horse/horse naturally dies as a result of the experiment. Alas nothing is perfect in this world. :)
P.S. Well, the horse is naturally planted for the sake of the experiment. The purpose of the experiment was not revealed, so to say know-how. :)
Its meaning was that it is a complete abstraction without any practical sense ...
That's roughly whatRenat wrote
and meant by that, that I was saying abstract things with no practical sense ...
About GO - this topic has infinite possibilities... :))
You don't even know yet what it can do :))
If it's not a know-how of course.
Like what crossover/mutator/inverter is used, what are the probabilities of their use, etc.
Very interesting ;)