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ity. In Frank van Harmelen, editor, ECAI, pages 312-316. IOS Press, 2002. Goe94. Ben Coertzel. Chaotic Logic. Plenum, 1994. Coe06. Ben Coertzel. The Hidden Pattern. Brown Walker, 2006. Coe08a. B. Coertzel. The pleasure algorithm. groups.google.com/group/opencog/files, 2008. Coe08b. Ben Coertzel. A pragmatic

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