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I find questions like this frustrating...do you know what intelligence actually is? I don't mean just a vague notion of it but an understanding of the principle
by shahbaby 8y ago
I find questions like this frustrating...do you know what intelligence actually is? I don't mean just a vague notion of it but an understanding of the principles behind which it works.
Nature had billions of years and a possibly infinite universe to figure it out. You don't have that long.
- friendoamano 8y agoI think if nothing else, as long as I can see it do the things(on it's own) what a human being can do to the point where human intellect and creativity is completely devalued, that would satisfy my definition of intelligence
- mindcrime 8y agoBut nature wasn't trying to create intelligence. Intelligence emerged because intelligent creatures lived long enough to pro-create and spread their genes. Yes, evolution is a powerful force, but there's no particular reason that I'm aware of to think that we, as human, without our own intelligence and reasoning abilities, can't engineer other intelligences.
- ADanFromCanada 8y ago"But nature wasn't trying to create intelligence" That may seem true... but what if it was/is though?
- muzani 8y agoThat's the whole argument around theism.