Imagine that we augmented alphago by placing a system nearby that can introspect alphago and generate abstractions of what occurred, and then provide a human-un

Imagine that we augmented alphago by placing a system nearby that can introspect alphago and generate abstractions of what occurred, and then provide a human-understandable narrative about alphago's simulations during a game. What if the same narrative system could, either on its own or through human interaction, bring alphago back to previous states or new simulations? Might this combined system be closer to understanding, logically, what it has learned? Sometimes I wonder if inside of ourselves we come up with logical reasoning after intuition has pre-illuminated the path forward (based on experience). Or perhaps many different forms of thinking run in parallel, influencing each other. Each of us may have a very, very different combination of instinct, intuition, logic, etc.