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Humans have spontaneous thoughts, allowing us to build something in our mind first, and then trying to build it concretely. (So we can think to build computers
by lst 18y ago
Humans have spontaneous thoughts, allowing us to build something in our mind first, and then trying to build it concretely.
(So we can think to build computers, but computers can't think to build humans...)
Neither animals nor computers will ever be able of that.
Although, I find his responses quite superficial sometimes.
- byrneseyeview 18y ago"Spontaneous", huh? Does that mean it was truly random (e.g. that you're just as likely to think up a coherent sentence in Farsi as in English) or that you are not consciously aware of the process that leads to it? Either way, a computer can handle it: it can operate on outputs for which the inputs or processes are not known, or it can take some random inputs.
- lst 18y agoWith 'spontaneous' I mean: not caused by anything. All really new ideas are spontaneous. You find them (freshly created) inside yourself, but you can't tell where they were coming from.
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- lst 18y ago(Sorry, but simply down-voting isn't 'good enough' here -- if you aren't able to provide some convincing argument, you just confirm my opinion.)