On 9/16/06, Gerhard Fiedler <lists@connectionbrazil.com> wrote:
>
> Yup... but /some/ sort of feedback loop would do good in most
> administrations. We also have the advantage in this scenario that -- in
> theory at least -- we can think about intelligent control algorithms :)
>
> Gerhard
>

I think you are right -- some sort of "negative feedback" loops are necessary to
make it stable. ;-) Sometimes there are too few/many "feedback" loops or too
few/many "regulators". ;-(

I have not heard the term "intelligent control" for quite a while.
What is it really about? I remember it used to be a buzz word
just like "Nano" nowadays. Anyway, human beings are the most
intelligent species in the world. Politicians are human beings. So
I guess there governance is also sort of "intelligent control".
Am I right? ;-) And if we think Engineers/Scientist are the most
intelligent (this might be hard to approve) among human beings,
intelligent control --> engineers/scientists should rule the world! ;-)

Perhaps we do not want "intelligent control" after all. ;-)

Regards,
Xiaofan
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