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This is very interesting - to see this sort of thing in paleographic studies is very very cool I remember in my PhD days (studying AI), having long conversatio
by steve_gh 8y ago
This is very interesting - to see this sort of thing in paleographic studies is very very cool
I remember in my PhD days (studying AI), having long conversations, exploring what it was for an AI to be intelligent. One strand we considered was around language and magic - the central idea we were playing with was that language and magic are intertwined - the role of sympathetic magic in manipulating reality bby manipulating symbols was tied to language as a representation of reality. So the idea of symbolic representation was a key indicator of intelligence.
It would also be amazing if more stone age art was found in underwater caves.
- WAthrowaway 8y ago>It would also be amazing if more stone age art was found in underwater caves. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doggerland https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doggerland
- poulsbohemian 8y agoI think that would be almost a given. We know there were certainly hominids (Neanderthal and Homo Sapiens) living there, so if there were caves, it follows there would be cave art.