Say My Innnate Capabilities

in a Natural Language

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A human uses a programming language and writes a program that will say what the program does, in strings that the program will acquire. The program does not see any program code written by the human but it says what the program code conducts while it gets input strings and makes output strings. It finds regularities in the input and output strings, stores the regularities, and later retrieves regularities that match new inputs, for applying them to generate strings that would follow the new inputs.

 

The program gets input strings through four channels, and it binds them together when it gets them at the same time. While the program finds many regularities and applies regularities to new inputs, it forms a way Wn of making regularities out of inputs as a new regularity. The program gives strings Sr to have another program Pa do Sr by applying a regularity Rr assuming that Pa has formed the regularity Rr. If the program Pa is not able to do it, the program tries to have the program Pa do the way Wn, namely make the regularity Rr so that the program Pa becomes able to apply the regularity Rr for doing Sr. The program binds the way Wn and strings Sw together, and gives Sw to have Pa do the way Wn. Here, the program has formed a regularity of having Pa do Wn to make Rr if the program Pa is not able to do Rr.

 

Since 1) the innate (or original) capability forms the way Wn, and 2) the program says the way Wn in strings Sw that the program aquires after it runs when the program tries to have the other program Pa do the way Wn, the program says its innate capability in strings Sw that it gets after it runs.