Monday, August 12, 2013

MIT Aside

Inquiries and Ideas 
March 1, 2011

Dear MIT,

In light of your call to Scientific Research Convergence Renaissance is to establish a communication. As the military says "communication is the key." How? Through a transparent forum: a wish list for each science field and subfield so that they can just cut to the chase of what is needed from other fields so that everyone can help each other solve things in a more connected and communicative way. It will take time to read through journals, articles so if each journal or author can summarize explicitly what is necessary somewhere in their writings and compile their wishes into a master wish list, which is possible now with today's technology by utilizing Weblogs/sites. There should be a way to track this so talk to your website builders to create a registry in which people have to register to post or access so that they can track who reads more sensitive or harmful scientific wishes. The world is not so pretty and some technologies can be used by the wrong hands. Every person should have the ability to post up their input spurred by curiosity that may be the one important question or perspective to a researcher. The only problem is man power: who has the power to say something is valid AND who has the time to go through all this while juggling their research. Maybe utilizing IBM’s supercomputer to sort out the categorical information into discrete categories for people to have easier access is a viable solution. I'd talk to Google's open minded and innovative staff to collaborate a system.

(I mean seriously, do you want H a r v a r d or any other ivy league to develop this, seriously? You're better than this. Get your game up. Just kidding.- retroactively added :P)

Sincerely,
Someone who cares