no - because the range of responses in the generalized model will tend in some asymptotic way to "patterns the machinery recognizes" . Real knowledge is not lik

no - because the range of responses in the generalized model will tend in some asymptotic way to "patterns the machinery recognizes" . Real knowledge is not like a machine process, in every instance. Any detective novel has a moment when a faint scent or a distant sighting connects very different inputs to aid in solving a mystery. Lastly, knowledge has resonance and harmonics; great Truths are paradox. Your bitter lesson is convenient at this time of evolution with computing, not The Answer.