"The professor read a presentation of the Donda law. We know that Rosenblatt, the scientist who discovered perceptrons, explained the following thesis : the more the perceptron is important, the less it neads learning to be able to identify the geometrical shapes. Rosenblatt's theory could be formulated so : "An infinitely big perceptron does not need to learn anything because it already knows everything." To formulate his law, Donda took the opposite direction : what a small computer can do with a big program, a big computer can do it with a small program. Hence the logical conclusion than an infinitely big program can run alone, i.e. without the help of any computer."