A computer-implemented method is disclosed for a first (P(TM)) to gain knowledge. The method includes: performing a first P(TM(i)) to interact with a P(TM(thing)) to set a first Thing that is representative of content, performing a second P(TM(i)) to interact with the P(TM(thing)) to parse the content of the first Thing as a second Thing that is representative of a statement, performing a third P(TM(i)) to interact with the P(TM(thing)) to evaluate the statement of the second Thing to compute a third Thing that is representative of a performable statement, and performing a fourth P(TM(i)) to interact with the P(TM(thing)) to perform the performable statement of the third Thing, The fourth P(TM(i)), in performing the performable statement, interacts with P(TM(thing)) to set one or more Things that are representative of posterior knowledge.
Please help me write a proper abstract based on the patent claims. CLAIM: 1. A computer-implemented method for a first (P(TM)) to gain knowledge, the method comprising: performing a first P(TM(i)) to interact with a P(TM(thing)) to set a first Thing that is representative of content; performing a second P(TM(i)) to interact with the P(TM(thing)) to parse the content of the first Thing as a second Thing that is representative of a statement; performing a third P(TM(i)) to interact with the P(TM(thing)) to evaluate the statement of the second Thing to compute a third Thing that is representative of a performable statement; and performing a fourth P(TM(i)) to interact with the P(TM(thing)) to perform the performable statement of the third Thing, wherein the fourth P(TM(i)), in performing the performable statement, interacts with P(TM(thing)) to set one or more Things that are representative of posterior knowledge. 2. The computer-implemented method of claim 1, wherein each one of the P(TM(i))s is performed by one or more computer-based processors executing computer-readable instructions stored in computer-readable memory. 3. The computer-implemented method of claim 1, wherein: the first P(TM(i)) is performed by, or involves, one or more computer-based processors and results in the first computer-based machine (P(TM)) receiving the content; the second P(TM(i)) is performed by, or involves, the one or more computer-based processors and results in the first computer-based machine (P(TM)) parsing the received the content; the third (P(TM(i)) is performed by, or involves, the one or more computer-based processors and results in the first computer-based machine (P(TM)) evaluating the parsed content; and the fourth (P(TM(i)) is performed by, or involves, the one or more computer-based processors and results in the first computer-based machine (P(TM)) performing a function that relates to the evaluation of the parsed content. 4. The computer-implemented method of claim 1, wherein the P(TM(thing)) comprises one or more computer-based processors executing computer-readable instructions in computer-based memory to organize or administer the Things and/or any mutable relationships between the Things. 5. The computer-implemented method of claim 1, wherein the first P(TM(i)), when performed, causes the P(TM) to interact with a device that utilizes electromagnetic energy to obtain the content. 6. The computer-implemented method of claim 1, wherein the device that utilizes electromagnetic energy is a laser, and wherein the content is obtained from an encoding in a hologram. 7. The computer-implemented method of claim 1, wherein the content is communicated to the first computer-based machine P(TM) from a second computer-based machine P(TM). 8. The computer-implemented method of claim 7, wherein the content is communicated from the second computer-based machine P(TM) in response to the first P(TM) communicating a request for the content to the second computer-based machine P(TM). 9. The computer-implemented method of claim 1, wherein the first computer-based machine P(TM) algorithmically computes the content. 10. The computer-implemented method of claim 1, wherein the posterior knowledge is knowledge that the computer-based machine (P(TM)) did not possess before performing the first, second, third and fourth P(TM(i))s. 11. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 wherein the knowledge gained is about a service, including how to provide the service and how to advertise for the service from a Thing Machine, of which the first P(TM) is part, the method further comprising: advertising for the service with the first P(TM) of the Thing Machine. 12. The computer-implemented method of claim 1, wherein the knowledge gained is about a service, including how to subscribe to the service from a Thing Machine, of which the first P(TM) is part, the method further comprising: subscribing to the service with the first P(TM) of the Thing Machine. 13. A computer-based system comprising: one or more computer-based processors; and computer-based memory coupled to the one or computer-based processors, wherein the computer-based memory stores computer-readable instructions that, when executed by the one or more computer-based processors, cause the one or more computer-based processors to: perform a first P(TM(i)), by executing a first section of the computer-readable instructions that corresponds to the first P(TM(i)), to interact with another section of the computer-readable instructions that corresponds to a P(TM(thing)), to set a first Thing that is representative of content; perform a second P(TM(i)), by executing a second section of the computer-readable instructions that corresponds to the first P(TM(i)), to interact with the other section of computer-readable instructions that corresponds to the P(TM(thing)) to parse the content of the first Thing as a second Thing that is representative of a statement; perform a third P(TM(i)), by executing a third section of the computer-readable instructions that corresponds to the first P(TM(i)), to interact with the other section of computer-readable instructions that corresponds to the P(TM(thing)) to evaluate the statement of the second Thing to compute a third Thing that is representative of a performable statement; and perform a fourth P(TM(i)), by executing a fourth section of the computer-readable instructions that corresponds to the first P(TM(i)), to interact with the other section of computer-readable instructions that corresponds to the P(TM(thing)), to interact with the P(TM(thing)) to perform the performable statement of the third Thing, wherein the P(TM), when performing the performable statement, interacts with the other section of the computer-readable memory that corresponds to the P(TM(thing)) to set one or more Things that are representative of posterior knowledge, and wherein the P(TM(thing)) corresponds to yet another section of the computer-readable memory that, when executed, causes the one or more computer-based processors to organize or administer the Things and/or any mutable relationships between the Things. 14. The computer system of claim 13, wherein the first P(TM(i)), when performed, causes the P(TM) to interact with a device that utilizes electromagnetic energy to obtain the content, or wherein the content is communicated to the first computer-based machine P(TM) from a second computer-based machine P(TM), or wherein the first computer-based machine P(TM) algorithmically computes the content. 15. The computer system of claim 13, wherein the posterior knowledge is knowledge that the computer-based machine (P(TM)) did not possess before performing the first, second, third and fourth P(TM(i))s. 16. A method for a first P(TM) of a first Thing Machine to adapt its knowledge to an environment, the method comprising: performing a first P(TM(i)) to interact with P(TM(thing)) to set a first Thing representative of a topic representative of content received from the use of an electromagnetic waveform device; performing a second P(TM(i)) to interact with the P(TM(thing)) to set a second Thing representative of a request for content related to said topic; performing a third P(TM(i)) to interact with the P(TM(thing)) to communicate a representation of said request as communicated content intended for a second P(TM); performing a fourth P(TM(i)) to receive a communication representative of the requested content and interact with P(TM(thing)) to set a third Thing representative of the received content; performing a fifth P(TM(i)) to interact with the P(TM(thing)) to parse the received content of the third Thing as a fourth Thing representative of a statement; performing a sixth P(TM(i)) to interact with the P(TM(thing)) to evaluate the statement of the fourth Thing to compute a fifth Thing that is representative of a performable statement; and performing a seventh P(TM(i)) to interact with the P(TM(thing)) to perform the performable statement of the fifth Thing, wherein the performance of the performable statement interacts with P(TM(thing)) to set a set of Things representative of learned knowledge.