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It is all about metaphor A Modest Proposal for Cognitive Science

In their 1975 Turing Award Lecture, Alan Newell and Herbert Simon described symbol systems and heuristic search as the key ideas for understanding how information is processed and how intelligence is achieved. Since then, there have been a number of remarkable advances in domain specific systems such as Chess programs, sophisticated knowledge based expert systems, and neural net based systems. However, researchers in AI and cognitive science have yet to construct a physical symbol system that displays a satisfying level of general intelligence.This presentation I propose the investigation of systems constructed to create and manipulate metaphors. At least three classes of functions are required–pattern construction, pattern extension, and pattern recognition.