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Analysis
Introduction
1. Back to basics: What is intelligence?
2. A fundamental relation with intelligence
3. Design
3.1 Grammar rules
3.2 The knowledge structure
3.3 Semantics
3.4 Static and dynamic structures
3.5 Reasoning in natural language
3.6 Writing grammatically correct sentences
3.7 Response
3.8 Semantic ambiguity
3.9 Autonomous semantic disambiguation
3.10 Human-like Question Answering
3.11 Bridging the gap between natural and programming language
4. Implementation
5. Conclusion
Design
The Thinknowlogy Concept
The Algebra and Logic of Natural Language
A Definition of Generalization / Specification
A Relational Specification
Collections
A Collection of Specifications
A Collection of Relations
A Collection of Generalizations
Assignments
A Specification Assignment
A Generalization Assignment
Assignments and grammatical Past Tense
A selection
Drawing Conclusions Independently
Specification Substitution Conclusions
Compound specification substitution conclusions
Possessive Reversible Conclusions
Making Assumptions
Generalized Assumptions
Possessive Conditional Specification Assumptions
Asking Independent Questions
Questions to ask to obtain more specific information
Finding Causal Relations
Building the Knowledge-Structure
The Creation of a Generalization Specification
The Creation of New Words
The Creation of a Specification Connection
The Creation of a Relation Connection
The Creation of Collections
The Creation of an Assignment
The Creation of a Specification Assignment
The Creation of a Generalization Assignment
The Creation of a Selection
The Execution of Selections
Dialogues
The Grammar
Reading a Sentence
Acceptation of Recognized Sentence Structures
A Complete Sentence Answer
Asking Questions Independently
Applications
Programming in natural language
Reviewing and Correcting Texts and Specifications
The Automation of Summaries
Translation Programs that Understand the Context
A Search Engine that Answers Questions
A Digital Teacher or Independent Studies
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Screenshots of Family demo
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Thinknowlogy 2012 (rel 1)

will be published in May 2012. It will be able to answer "is" questions human-like. See my planning for the preview screen shots and other planned publications.

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All systems are designed • All artificial systems are designed by humans • All natural systems are designed by God.

Thinknowlogy is designed with the purpose to be intelligent • The universe, physics, life, intelligence and natural language have been designed by God with the purpose to glorify His name.