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To: dvdw© who wrote (1829)	5/27/2007 1:11:55 PM
From: dvdw©	Respond to of 3821

Thanks BK for the feedback; I did indeed have a trigger for the piece, the links follow, the first being the trigger the last added as a post script to illustrate the diversity of opinion canceling each other out. I hope these will help sort it out; The point is that Mr Lo's part is about the integration of perception, the metaphores in the music speak to the lack of awareness of the systems sensory organs. In seeing the market as a system of systems, one must apply the necessary combinations of perception and feeling; opposed by those who would believe its a mathematical solution. It does not concern me in the least that the systems sensory organs function incompletely, if at all. My point is to provide input, the system succeeds or fails on its own. The system architects made a choice when it allowed Supply and Demand to disconnect, the consequences will fall where they fall. Substitution of reflexivity or iterational algorithms are none the less always driven by "intent". So the conclusion is what it is. Remarks of Professor Andrew Lo (MIT), from Alex Castaldo May 23, 2007 \| Leave a Comment dailyspeculations.com viscog.beckman.uiuc.edu moving forward to the 27th of april this headline and content 27About Pessimism and Optimism, from Paolo Pezzutti May 27, 2007 \| Leave a Comment dailyspeculations.com