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The "marvelous enough" argument always feels disappointing to me. Sure, Occam's razor, Russell's teapot etc etc. But it feels like a blunt tool, too easy to wie
by austinjp 6y ago
The "marvelous enough" argument always feels disappointing to me. Sure, Occam's razor, Russell's teapot etc etc. But it feels like a blunt tool, too easy to wield.
- visarga 6y agoYes, I'm only using it because I detected the desire for more "marvelousness" in the original post. I actually think AI advances could give us much better insight, such as how perception works, how world models are created, how taking decisions is learned through experience. After clearing all these out to some degree I don't need to take my marvelous or magical hat when thinking about the brain.