- Don't.
Reminds me of Schmidhuber. 'In this paper we present the optimally optimal optimizer, which optimizes optimally across all meta levels and also optimizes its own optimization optimally.' [ETA: I'm not actually quoting Schmidhuber, merely parodying him. I was for some reason under the impression that single quotes were commonly used to paraphrase people.]
I thought to myself for a little while whether you were quoting an actual quote or just made it up, since optimal optimization really does sound like something Schmidhuber might write about, and concluded it felt like a real quote at 40%.
Then Googling, I think you made it up.