It's actually pretty cool to think of being able to get useful images,
programs, stories, etc. from random combos of bits, but I see the biggest
problem being not the generation of said information, but rather the
recognition and capture. Say with the latest supercomputers, we can write
1,000 random novels a second. How do you sort between the purely junk ones
and the useful ones? Given that computer sorting could get rid of the
absolutely random junk, to get a perfect novel, program, or picture would
take an incredibly smart, and therefore incredibly slow program or a huge
group of people. Still would be fun tho... kinda like calculating pi to the
umpteenth digit just for the heck of it.

- Robert

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