Data Science can either be a discipline or it can be a profession. The choice is up to the practitioners. It is convenient to move in the direction of a discipline because it is easy. I intend to pursue it as a profession.

What types of behavior can a relatively simple process create? Through the use of iteration, and time, Alan Turing and Alonzo Church posited that all every calculable function is a computable function. How does this relate to complex, infinite ideas? For example, can a fractal be proven to be computable?

Given the hugely underwhelming level of comments on my posts, I decided to create a robot that could comment on my posts for me. (Of course I'm being a bit tongue-and-cheek).

Let's see what it had to say:

What a nice little robot, but it's still not quite the same.

I created a little robot that would learn how words are related to each other. First, I'll show you that concept map first without any words and then with words. Can you guess many related words I told it to find for each word?