Best paper award: The creation of perfect sense

Abstract: Since the first word was spoken, mankind has built its society according to social rules. Societies grew more and more complex, and it was impossible (with the mathematics available at the time) to reach agreement on these rules. Good manners and the laws of state and religion are amongst the most commonly used, being inherited by each new generation, and all are built upon the much acclaimed good sense and the widespread common sense. However, these senses are flawed in many ways. Therefore, using the latest discoveries in science, a new type of sense must be built, the perfect sense. In the process of making perfect sense, we modeled mankind not based on probabilistic observations, but on concrete mathematical knowledge. We determined all possible social interactions and achieved perfect precision by modeling the brain as a never-deterministic stateless machine. We will show applications of perfect sense to daily situations, such as shopping and driving from home to work. We will finish by proving that making perfect sense makes perfect sense.