A Theory of Embedded Intelligence Essay On the two tasks hidden inside a nine-hundred-year-old proverb — the leading that was always mine, the drinking that never could be, and why a patent on an inspectable conscience is a signpost, not a tollbooth Some sentences are older than the nations that speak them — and the […]
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