BessAgritianin's theory thread

[Stefan Wirtz_2]

[..]We need to find a way to get the 15th century language experts talking to the A.I. experts.  Right now these two groups of people live in two different worlds and are not communicating with each other.

Well, I don't want to continue some general discussion in Bess'es thread, but:
- who are those "A.I. experts"?
- are they specially related to VMS studies?

Would suggest to proceed with "N.I." (natural intelligence) still for a while... 
maybe the language experts will join when another point-of-view turns up.

[pjburkshire]

Well, I don't want to continue some general discussion in Bess'es thread, but:
- who are those "A.I. experts"?
- are they specially related to VMS studies?

I don't think finding the A.I. experts is the hard part.  The hard part is finding experts in early 15th century Czech language.  A university is probably the best place to find young, open-minded people.  I checked my local university but they don't have any kind of Slavic Language program.  It's just not that big of a thing here in the U.S.  It looks like Harvard University may have one of the top Czech Language programs in the U.S.  Maybe stir up the old Harvard / Yale rivalry?  I expect it would be better to have someone more local to Prague.  I believe Bess did say she tried to contact someone at some university but did not receive a reply.