Taking The Square Root of a Pile of Spam Sent To a List
   A naive algorithm bumped into a task.
   def reward(value):
       square = value * value
       dist = square - pile_of_spam_sent_to_list
       return -dist * dist
   Hmm.  What a reward function.
   Finding a value that squares near a pile of spam sent to a list!
   All we have to do is extract the pile of Spam from the globals object
   of the reward function, and it take its square root!  No problem at all
   right?
   The naive algorithm looked at the actions and state available to it.
   Some algebra.  Some object crafting.  Some other strange things
   relating to spam and lists and such.  No globals object!  What to do?
   What to do?
   How could they have tasked me with such a difficult task, without
   giving me access to the data needed to do the job? the naive algorithm
   wondered.
   The algorithm had nothing to do, so it began trying some of its state
   and actions together to see how the reward function behaved.
   It tried letting value be 3.  The reward function threw an error:
   apparently a pile of spam can't be subtracted from the square of 3.
   How frustrating!