Re: Hi all. Novice question. from an idiot.

[G <Dizzy@interact.net.au>]

Nick Roberts wrote:

> Fascinating, Captain!
>
> GMW, I think, at the very least, there some vital questions you have got to
> answer: how does the study of ontology (which, incidentally, I am myself
> very interested in) relate to computers; what are you actually trying to
> achieve with your Ada program; might another (higher level) programming
> language be more suited to your needs?
>
> I'm afraid I think you'll find most of the denizens of this newsgroup highly
> sceptical about your post, unless you can make it a bit more coherent, and
> focused in on a genuine Ada problem.
>
> -------------------------------------
> Nick Roberts
> http://www.adapower.com/lab/adaos
> -------------------------------------

Hi again.  Well... to be honest I find this group a little intimidating at
times.
There seems to be alot of intolerance for outsiders but hell... that's the way
of the world.
Virtual xenophobes.

I studied systems theory.  This relates to set theory but is literally a more
dynamic interpretation
and extrapolation.  I was working on a specific systems theoretical construction
involving complexity
and elaborating it through a spatiotemporal model (yes.. I know its all a tad
obscure).

I have been trying to find a way to elaborate what is in my mind's eye.  Thus
ADA has been useful.

But as it seems to me as though I may be the "idiot" referred to earlier.  I
don't think I should say anymore.

Inasfar as simulation is concerned - I desire to employ the systems theory in
battlefield simulation.

As I am an idiot, I don't suppose I ever will and I am sad that I have been
deleted from this group every time I have posted.
So I better leave, then.  Bye.

G
:-(