I think the friction is because of the different views of each camp about what is important for members of the other camps to do! Like, I would put myself in c

I think the friction is because of the different views of each camp about what is important for members of the other camps to do! Like, I would put myself in c & d but I think that D people often ignore important things like noise and robustness to starting conditions and frankly run their bloody deep network 100000 times and choose the best outcome for their paper. It's really striking when someone like Lake and Tenenbaum produce a paper where they stick big sharp pins in any mithering critique that's anyone would have. Hats off and all that! But it's striking and it shouldn't be, it should be the standard.