That's more than some procedural jujitsu.

The most important one is procedural abstraction.

It's mercy, compassion, and forgiveness I lack. Not rationality.

And this is not new, at the other end of the process, rationality we know from Gödel's theorem, from what Pascal was saying hundreds of years before Gödel, that the end points to rationality is to demonstrate the limits to rationality.

A lot of people are worried about what is rationality about?

Or you can simply use procedural methods to create amazing scenes.

Just some procedural matters, Madam President. I took care of it.

Think about this, ever rationality is grounded in a leap of intuition.

The first thing we want to do, is what's called procedural abstraction.

The second major error was a design error, not a procedural one.

The Datastore has a kind of procedural language you could use as well.

So a standard economist, somebody who believes in rationality, would say, You know what?

They're trying to say to what extent is it rationality that gives the QQ rights.

Using programs to generate geometry such as a number of stairs is called procedural modeling.

Primarily using procedural modelling, since there simply weren't great modelling tools easily available back then.

I was playing around here, and I used Google's procedural language for writing a query.

I discussed sources and management of uncertainty, and I briefly mentioned the mathematical concept of rationality.

This is my query, and I'm using the procedural language again to look up all the posts.

There is no way you can rationally prove that rationality is a good way to look at the world.

The closer I got to the end of these 12 years, the less rationality I found in what i learnt.

In bounded rationality you try to satisfy, so you have a threshold that says if the decision is good, I'm just going to implement the decision.

Here's a procedural model called sphere flake that made more than 25 years ago. Around the same time Pixar created a short film called Red's Dream.

I will tell you a little bit about irrational behavior, and I want to start by giving you some examples of visual illusion as a metaphor for rationality.

Culture is a reaction to nature, and this understanding of our ancestors is transmitted generation from generation in the form of stories, symbols and rituals, which are always indifferent to rationality.

There were more than forty United States senators on that bill as co sponsors, so they were already a long, long way to getting the sixty votes to have it clear all the procedural hoops.

So, the idea behind procedural abstraction, is that anything that we're doing over and over again we want to abstract we want to make it a procedure and we want to make the things that change, inputs.

In its simplest use case, the way I've always used it, it's basically got a procedural language for generating SQL, much like the way App Engine has that language where you can say .all and .filter and that sort of stuff.

Herb Simon I used to be very good friends with Herb Simon who was one of the founders of Artificial Intelligence, who passed away many years ago, a Professor at Carnegie Mellon, a noble laureate, and he kept telling me about bounded rationality was optimal decision making.

I'm using the datastore procedural code again for doing the database look up, instead of the GQL, because I prefer typing this, I think it's a little bit easier to read, and all you do is, you say, filter(name ', and then you can give it another parameter, so this basically says, select from user, where name name. We call get on that, which returns the first instance,