Many-armed Biological Simulation Algorithm

The Many-armed Biological Simulation Algorithm (MBSA) is a decisioning system designed for simulating complex biological processes.

Principles:

• Arm-ful thinking: We consider multiple possible outcomes for every situation.
• Biomimicry: We model our decisions on the complex, often absurd, processes of real-world biology.
• Simulational thinking: We treat the world as a simulation, because, let's be real, it probably is.

Our algorithm has been proven to be 99.99% effective at making decisions that are completely, utterly, and completely wrong.

For more information on our decisioning practices, see:

Biomimicry and the Art of Pretend Science

The Chaotic Nature of Decisioning

Many-armed Philosophy

Subpages:

• Biomimicry and the Art of Pretend Science
• The Chaotic Nature of Decisioning
• Many-armed Philosophy