Me:
"Ya BF is a simpler idea and easy to code up but the wait time and memory size 
isn't simple to deal with now is it. So BF is not the simplest way to get the 
target. It ends up being the WORST. However for small narrow tasks, it can be 
best."

Matt:
"There is a 4 way trade-off between compression ratio, speed, memory, and code 
complexity. Evolution is simple, but only because it uses 10^46 DNA copy 
operations on 10^37 bits."

AI and beyond is Evolution, too, it's not 'simple'. There's no 'artificial 
evolution'. It just gets 'more complex' aka faster because there's more 
context/sorting done better. What happens is that the 'today' tech moves 
exponentially faster aka our survival/re-generation (immortality) is becoming 
exponentially better/longer living (as a whole - not just a single human or ape 
but the city even more) because we have exponentially more data. The reason for 
faster development these days or in Big Cities like Toronto is that there is 
more context. That's it. More humans, more data/communication sharing/exchange. 
Better predictions and more growth faster. Big cities add new skyscrapers every 
year, 3rd world hick towns don't. So, just the right combination of speed and 
memory compression learning and working memory size and code complexity is the 
best, it does become a larger system (well, you can't delete/create 
bits/particles, only sort particles differently) / more complex but it actually 
becomes less complex and Earth will be a fractal of patterns - nanobot modules 
made of nanobot modules, so everyone knows where/when/what everything is for 
best resource/speed use. So the sorting is done faster the more sorting from 
chaos we have; less complexity/entropy. Focus also on size of the program as in 
how small it compresses AND how big the yield is (extracting 
insights/nanobots). With too large/impossible atoms or planets they burst 
radiation; are unstable. Humans are agents and we compress data/extract 
insights and try to stabilize how much we 'lose' to how much we 'gain', but is 
really just sorting particles around differently as
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