This is yet another session episode of Culture Coding with Agents. Let us today talk about our way to organize things from trying to organize things.
If you hire a humanoid to help out with your kitchen, and the humanoid sees you using a washing machine, it will just do the dishes using the washing machine.
Eventually, of course, if that humanoid learns with the doing, how to optimize, then we have the experience that lifts from the bottoms up, from the action. Oh, well, you can do the dishes faster with your hands?
Let us reflect about the knowledge that comes from the action. Let us reflect about organizing new ideas after doing it, from our trial-and-error and our ability to learn from failures.
Let us think about that process - that we know so much - about when new ideas come from the action, when learning comes from failure, from experience, from the getting things done.