Found a bit of popular science suggesting I’m on the right track about the origins. (I’m ignoring the Liberal/Conservative guff, that just detracts from the actual point and leads me to think less of the researcher.) I don’t want to actually have to buy a copy of this, but it looks along the right lines.
The implication that overextending the generated rules without firmly checking against the generator’s reasons leads to trouble—and is what often leads to trouble—is mine, but would, I’d hope, follow fairly obviously.
Found a bit of popular science suggesting I’m on the right track about the origins. (I’m ignoring the Liberal/Conservative guff, that just detracts from the actual point and leads me to think less of the researcher.) I don’t want to actually have to buy a copy of this, but it looks along the right lines.
The implication that overextending the generated rules without firmly checking against the generator’s reasons leads to trouble—and is what often leads to trouble—is mine, but would, I’d hope, follow fairly obviously.