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If your beliefs are consistent with a computable mind, then what stops you from also investigating the uncomputable mind? If true, then your beliefs are broade
by yters 8y ago
If your beliefs are consistent with a computable mind, then what stops you from also investigating the uncomputable mind? If true, then your beliefs are broadened, and if false nothing is threatened.
- drdeca 8y agoAh, I don't mean to reject the possibility that minds are uncomputable. Perhaps they are! It does seem likely that ideal minds would be (for reasons like those you describe). I just think I should require a rather strong argument to conclude that they are, instead of remaining non-commital.