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> I can't name you concrete examples, because I've encountered this too many times. It's actually kind of hard to know where you're coming from as far as criti
by justin66 8y ago
> I can't name you concrete examples, because I've encountered this too many times.
It's actually kind of hard to know where you're coming from as far as critiquing the state of philosophy when you list something like #2, which is anonymous, cartoonishly stupid, and perhaps not representative of anything, alongside Roger Penrose, whose work is at least interesting.
- m1el 8y agoAs interesting the assumption that mind can't work on classical computation could be, it's still not grounded in anything but assumption of humans being special. It's also wrong to take two unknowns and assume they have the same explanation.