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What is Alexandretta? (How the AI must act if it tries to find something)


Image above: The Damsel of the Sanct Grael
by Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1874) (Wikipedia, Holy Grail)


The image above portrays the lady. Lady keeps the Holy Gail in her hand. And there is a bird behind that lady. The bird carries some ball, and that causes an idea. That maybe the Holy Grail was two-part merchandise. The human has the cup, and then. Some unknown thing brings the activator. So, the Holy Grail requires two parts. The cup and the activator. And in stories, the Holy Grail is ineffective without that activator.  

And if we think freely, that activator can be the ball, there is forming a miniature black hole when the lightning hits that thing. Or maybe the electric shock drives DNA to the person who keeps the Holy Grail in their hands. The high-power electric shock that the electric eel makes can transfer genomes from one species to another. And that makes Holy Grail interesting. 

There is lots of fiction and almost fact about the Holy Grail. Somebody said that the Holy Grail was some mark that was used to mark important documents. Some others say that the Holy Grail is the gate to innovation and creativity. So the Holy Grail is some drink like absinth. In stories, the Holy Grail is the cup, that offers forever youth. So is it some energy pump, that can renew the person's DNA? Maybe it's only a story, but those stories are fascinating. 


This next part is based on a mixture of fact or almost fact-based and fictional sources, and it's an example of how AI should search for things like archeological merchandise. The theorem is this: there is a map and a reference to Alexandretta. 

If we talk about the Holy Grail we can think that the Alexandretta can be a city, it can be a woman. Or it can mean the bank office of Templars in Alexandretta. 

If AI wants to find the thing it must know all that this thing means. We can take the example of the data that the AI can use if it tries to find the Holy Grail. This example is from the fictive movie "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade". 

The AI can follow the history line and say that "Alexandretta" is the city, that the Crusaders destroyed. And the place that is on that place is now Iskenderun. But if we continue this chain and talk about fictive maps, there are no names for the place, the AI can search what other things the Alexandretta can mean. 

The Alexandretta can be the woman's name. And maybe that woman is the person, who has those names. Without a map those names are ineffective. 

The Alexandretta can also be some other city, maybe the name of the hometown of the king's lover. Or maybe Alexandretta was some woman, who stored those missing names in her merchandise. The Alexandretta can also be the keyword for the box, where is the place of Holy Grail.  And maybe the Holy Grail meant some document. Or maybe not...

Or again maybe, Alxandretta was the bank office of Templars. That means the notes were stored in the bank in the Alexandreatta and then templars handled those papers. That bank office stored important papers of kings and noblemen. And it's possible. Those missing names were stored in the safebox, guarded by templars. Or Alexandretta can mean the Jerusalem or Akko branch of Templar's Bank of Alexandretta.

But as you know, this is an example from a fictional source. Indiana Jones is fiction, but the battle of Alexandretta was real. 


https://www.learnreligions.com/holy-grail-history-4783177


https://newatlas.com/biology/electric-eel-discharge-environmental-dna-transfer-electroporation/



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Alexandretta


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holy_Grail


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