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What if the best ideas in artificial intelligence are yellowing in a drawer in Bloomington? Douglas Hofstadter, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Gödel, Escher, Bach, thinks we've lost sight of what artificial intelligence really means. In this 7,500-word profile for This article appeared in the last print edition of the Voice. It started with a tip from a fellow journalist: one morning this summer, to meet him. My guide, who said it took her a year to learn how to get around the Schwarzman Building on 42nd Street, led us to an elevator off Astor Hall, up past the McGraw Rotunda, through a little door at the back of the Rose Main Reading “Before the bear came it was a grab bag of small miseries...” An essay about a close call, nature, work, and my possibly doomed civilized life and as a result I think I have become something of a fu*king infant.. But in the very breath of my demand for the “authentic” wild, the un-guided tour, I’m cringing at how flaccid and disgracefully naive It turns out that there is huge variation in skill among surgeons, and that this is the biggest factor determining the outcome of many surgical procedures. So which surgeon you get matters—a lot. But how do we know who the good ones are? In this article, I profile a biostatistician at Memorial Sloan Kettering who is developing a program to give surgeons feedback about dictionaries, and an argument in favor of using Noah Webster's 1913 edition (with instructions for how to install it). also better. In fact they’re so much better that to use another dictionary is to keep yourself forever at arm’s length from the that wasn’t even really correct. Here, then, is Webster’s definition: “An inflated style of writing; a kind of writing in which high-sounding words are used, above the dignity of the thoughts or subject; bombast.” Do you see the difference? What makes fustian fustian is not just that the language is pompous—it’s that this pomposity is above the dignity of the thoughts or subject. It’s