Mm but I think you can save the analogy by switching birds to insects, which use very different aerodynamic principles because fluid dynamics depends greatly on

Mm but I think you can save the analogy by switching birds to insects, which use very different aerodynamic principles because fluid dynamics depends greatly on scale. I think it's plausible that something similar could happen for AGI. Perhaps the best way to get AGI depends greatly on whether you have 200 petaflops of exact, sequential operations or a hundred billion neurons that are slow, analog, but massively parallel.