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This is not a new or innovative algorithm. This person is performing one step of the conversion of a CFG to Chomsky Normal Form. Please see Sipser’s “Theory of Computation,” page 107.

…Peter Ralston (martial artist) A lot of stuff by John-Roger (spiritual author) - helped me decide that I'm here to serve the people around me, as best I can Intro to the Theory of Computation, by Mike Sipser Many of the physics books I've read over the years (though now a hacker I be, I started as a scientist... still am at heart). Not one in particular, except maybe Modern Quantum Mechanics by Sakurai, and Structure and Interpretation of Classical Mechanics by Sussman & Wisdom The Lord of the Rings trilogy Role-playing game manuals, especially D&D 2nd edition (just the current edition at the time, when I was a kid) You know, just making this list reminds me of how grateful I am to be here in this time and place. My life has been so uplifted by reading. I cannot imagine what it would be like without.