Oswald Wiener, born on October 5, 1935, died on November 18, 2021, portrait creation around 1970
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Distrust of the sacred concept of the spirit itself can keep the life of great intellectuals agile for a long time: the death of the writer, artist, and thinker Oswald Wiener.
OhSecond any Once a computer program starts to spit out the results, you will never know the general situation-this has been mathematically proven (under the name of the “holding problem”). The opposite question also has a name: “Avant-Garde”-someone has to start, but who?
The life of a great intellectual lies between the problem of stagnation and the avant-garde. Because of the distrust of the sacred concept of the spirit, it can remain agile for a long time-just like the Austrian Oswald Wiener (Oswald Wiener). In 1969, he joined the hustle and bustle of Viennese activism and the severe destruction of his own early literary experiments. The Zhongda text incident itself was tropically destroyed to the greatest extent. “The “avant-garde” of his time (among other things, he Arnold Schmidt Count) was deceived (the best subtitle in the book: “Two Studies on Sitting”).
His information philosophy outline “The Problem of Artificial Intelligence” was published by Merve Verlag in 1990 by Peter Weber, and has since kept pace with the dozens of generations of working computers of some cultural workers. In addition, he is sometimes warm and hospitable, is the companion of contemporary historical figures (read Carolin Würfel’s “Ingrid Wiener and the Art of Liberation” in 2019), and finally a “thought psychologist” (with Freud The “emotional psychologist” that has been so popular since then is in sharp contrast), the 2015 volume of man research “self-observation”, edited by Thomas Eder and Thomas Raab).
Oswald Wiener was born in Vienna in 1935 and died on Thursday, but he did not settle down.
