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If the surface is refractive/reflective, recursively shoot one more ray calculating the right direction, with correctly diminished intensity and follow the same process.

There are problems that are more elegantly and intuitively solved recursively without necessarily ascending very far on the, e.g.

It's designed to recursively walk through a structure while calling a function on each component.

We then found the top 20 most similar musicians to each of those with at least 100,000 listeners and proceed recursively.

Less an explicit set of questions but more recursively/iteratively asking why/what/when/how at increasingly deeper levels of the problem they're talking about.

Recursion is evidently the better form for traversing data structures based on recursively enumerable types.

The recursively enumerable criterion is important because of how all this came about historically.

It queries the user's topic in Google, throws out generic or blocked words, sorts by interestingness, and recursively repeats the same operation.

There are lots of undeclared dependencies between modules (including recursively, which isn't really supported).

This is clearly false unless you restrict yourself to recursively enumerable axiomatic systems.

The reason for this is because a recursively enumerable system is computable.

You start with a description of everything that can exist according to some laws of physics, if you do this recursively, like a grammar.

So when My friends and I talked incoherently while bing drinking, year after year of college, we wallowed in "infinite, recursively self-referential filth."?

This is true, because I glossed over the "recursively enumerable" requirement on purpose - and then, replying to your previous comment, tried to simplify it by saying that such a counterexample is not a "manageable" axiomatic system.

It's too garrulous, periphrastic, and it behaves like a puppet "director" attempting to recursively "show" the user where to look or go "next" on a page.

Specifically, the strategy of "identify a few possible moves, simulate the game for several steps after each move using a very stupid move-making heuristic instead of using this actual strategy recursively, and then pick the move that yielded the best simulated board state".