Discovering with Asa H 2.0

Asa H 2.0 (see www.robert-w-jones.com, Book, chapter 1) is based on a general theory of thought (see www.robert-w-jones.com, Philosopher, theory of thought and mind).  If this theory is complete Asa H should be creative.
A mobile robot controlled by the Asa H 2.0 algorithms (and fitted with a sensor array which includes external force sensors and internal accelerometers) has been able to discover an approximation to Newton's second law of motion (F=ma).
Asa H concludes that the robot's acceleration is related to the force that acts upon it.  When the robot is carrying a load (added mass) Asa H notes that the robot's acceleration is reduced. (Force sensors in the robot's undercarriage could weigh the robot and it's cargo and make this relationship quantitative.)
When two mobile robots are controlled by the same Asa H brain and one pushes on the other an exact version of Newton's third law of motion is discovered (Fa = -Fr).  The same law can be discovered when  the two arms (or fingers) of a single robot push on one another.

Portability of Asa H

Versions of Asa H 2.0 (see www.robert-w-jones.com, Book, chapter 1) have been run on Windows, MAC OS, and Linux machines.

Evidence for the existence of other spaces

We live in a 4space (length, width, depth, and duration) but there is evidence that other spaces exist too.
1. The success of quantum mechanics is evidence for a Hilbert space in which the wavefunction exists.
2. String (and other) theories suggest the possibility of compactified extra dimensions.
3. The Everett version of quantum theory argues for parallel worlds.
4. General relativity with multiple sheets.