(02-07-2025, 09:53 AM)ReneZ wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.One problem is exactly that we don't know.
A more theoretical problem is that it has never been described and nobody seems to care about it.
The whole approach does not work without it.
It is an integral part of the method.
I don't see why it is a problem to pick a few random words in a stack of already written folios, enough to generate (maybe) a line per paragraph, or less. Why would it not work? It doesn't have to be a deterministic process. It's not necessary to reverse engineer 100% of the method, including every random choice, to evaluate it, find constraints that improve it, and verify that it is compatible (or not) with what we know of the VM. So what could be the possible problem in not knowing and not caring about the initialization?
For example, the chromosome theory of heredity (Walter Sutton, early 20th century) doesn't specify which chromosome is inherited from the mother and which one from the father (except the Y chromosome of course). A random selection can be part of the theory without being a problem.