Re: Kenny Frank and TTG

[Harry Binswanger hb@xxxxxxxx]

> from what little I understand of
> Xy4's architecture, changing anything in the way it addresses memory
> would entail a profound restructuring. That job, alone, you would not
> find anyone to do - - assuming it could be done - - for under $100K. The
> reason Xy4 is so good is that a genius has programmed it not like
> anyone else would do it. It is all based on remarkable efforts to defeat
> the normal.


Oh, I didn't realize that.


>  Let me put it
> in terms that might make more sense to you. If, during the war, the
> entire works of Heidegger had been destroyed, and if the philosopher was
> called upon, in the 1950s, to write his books and lectures again,
> and just from memory, well, that would be the equivalent, in
> intellectual labor, to what you are asking for here.


Heidegger was trying to "defeat the normal" for sure. Only not
in a good way.


--Harry