> Certainly, the example of the patient with a 126 point IQ is an outlier But in this case, one outlier is all you need. If this person really is fully functi

> Certainly, the example of the patient with a 126 point IQ is an outlier But in this case, one outlier is all you need. If this person really is fully functional by all measures, then that implies whatever is missing in his brain is unnecessary for passing the Turing test.