Any of those you want to describe in detail? Reading Kurzweil’d actual books felt rather like finding out the emperor has no clothes, to me: he made a lot of fa

Any of those you want to describe in detail? Reading Kurzweil’d actual books felt rather like finding out the emperor has no clothes, to me: he made a lot of false analogies, conflated massively different things so he could argue for exponential growth, and made predictions so vague that he resembled a fortune teller more than a technologist. The validity of arguments for/against the singularity are distinct from whether Kurzweil is a bullshit artist, of course.