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Humans don't need to self-contain an entire model of a human in their brain. Multiple humans can come together and write disparate information down, for example
by komali2 7y ago
Humans don't need to self-contain an entire model of a human in their brain. Multiple humans can come together and write disparate information down, for example.
- ken 7y agoHumans are also pretty lousy at predicting how other human brains will react, though. I don't see how that's an example of the Paradox. With a woefully incomplete model, obviously you'll get inaccurate predictions.