wow! Thanks for doing this interviews :) <br><br>This idea that the execution path is different every time - but the result is the same.. im mind blown! also think about how simmilar is this with what we do when we speak. I can say this in many different ways, using many different phrases, different words - but im basically saying the same thing. Is not just word permutations, is a subset of that which for some reason seems natural to us. And is specific to every individual. You dont talk exactly like i do but you are close enough such that i dont label you as a bot ot alien. <br><br>This algoritm/(whatever it is) maybe does the same thing in some capacity. Im rely curious to see what is about - hopefully i can find more about this the full version of the interview :),(reply>), you could think of it as following a recipe. You can construct certain elements independently of each other, but sometimes the order matters. The concept is pretty simple, but I'm sure automating it properly gets tricky