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What about systems that adapt or learn? But that email was right before I discovered yet more kinds of computational systems to explore, and before I’d understood applications to biology, and physics, and mathematics, and so on. And I went into full “hands-on CEO” mode, trying to see how to juggle logistics to make things work.

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