> Humans are not neural networks That's correct, but it misses the point. This is about reconciling 1. being allowed but 2. not being allowed: 1. The human u

> Humans are not neural networks That's correct, but it misses the point. This is about reconciling 1. being allowed but 2. not being allowed: 1. The human uses a machine, where the machine is an organic one it grew itself. 2. The human uses a machine, where the machine is one it made or acquired. To a lot of us, there's no difference.