> Of course you can increase the throughput of a factory by speeding up "the conveyor belt"--a standin for the complex processes going into manufacturing. You

> Of course you can increase the throughput of a factory by speeding up "the conveyor belt"--a standin for the complex processes going into manufacturing. You are treating it as a "standin" for something else, when it's unequivocally not. It's one part of a larger process, which is the point he is obviously making. It doesn't make sense when deliberately misinterpreted. Most importantly, intelligence isn't a ladder that can be "sped up" in every dimension.