Brief explanation: How is the product obtained? The network server uses an algorithm based on the well known 'heuristic group-agent' technology developed in 2008 by - Sir Robertson Smith ("Socratic"&"Rabbit Steps", White Castle, Portugal, www.gluglu.pt/labs) - John Kopcke (New Opportunities University, Oporto, Portugal, www.novas_oportunicades.pt/~smith). In more detail here is a brief explanation of the computation: 1. First, the relative value of each operand is heuristically evaluated and assigned to the agent called 'modus operandi'. 2. Then, another agent, called 'ad nauseam' is created; he will try to compare the product with previously answered requests (during the last 2 years). 3. Next step involves a very complex data processing mechanism, which, unfortunately, can not be explained here, see Smith and Kopcke, "A Brief Introduction to Complex Agent Based Integer Multiplication", pp 588-994. 4. If an answer has been obtained in step 3, return it to the user. Otherwise go to step 3.
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