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I'm not sure which you are using to form your hypothesis, but I find the notion that intelligence is unnatural, or that the application of intelligence is unnat
by oldmanjay 10y ago
I'm not sure which you are using to form your hypothesis, but I find the notion that intelligence is unnatural, or that the application of intelligence is unnatural, or that the products of intelligence are unnatural to be rather unsatisfying. I take it as a capitulation to marketing forces more than any sort of scientific perspective.
- bduerst 10y agoI'm not implying that intelligence is unnatural. "Natural Selection" is the mechanism by which evolution works.