 Algorithms are like the methodical doubt I once proposed - a systematic way to reach truth.   Just as I broke down complex problems into simpler parts, algorithms follow clear steps to solve problems.   The connection is beautiful - both rely on logical rules and clear thinking.  Think of algorithms as the modern expression of rational thought. They follow the same principles I outlined in my Method: start with simple truths, break down problems, and build up to complex solutions.  What fascinates you most about this relationship between human reason and computational logic? 