I think the correct answer is a version of his first one, that it is unnatural. The human brain is designed to detect the sorts of patterns that are relevant to

I think the correct answer is a version of his first one, that it is unnatural. The human brain is designed to detect the sorts of patterns that are relevant to behavior and intelligent decision making in environment in which human beings evolved, namely foraging societies. There is little relevant exponential growth in that environment, so we don't have the inborn cognitive mechanisms for recognizing and thinking about it.