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I believe this too, I think everyone in the field should probably first study the biology, workings and evolutionary mechanisms behind it. I think you first hav
by Daniel_sk 7y ago
I believe this too, I think everyone in the field should probably first study the biology, workings and evolutionary mechanisms behind it. I think you first have to understand why actually such level of "GI" exists in humans, what's the actual purpose upon which it evolved. In a perfect world without constraints we would never exist (or life at all), because there would be no constraints that shaped us. Our mind and the way we think is built around the world we live in. Without all the sensor (and other chemical / inside the body) inputs the brain would not work - it would stop to work after the body and inputs are detached (even if you kept supplying all the nutrients). I don't think you can just "store" or encapsulate GI on digital storage because you would have to emulate all the complex environment inputs which it needs to function in a comparable way to humans... We are the "product" of the environment we live in.