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I'm not sure I'd call these minds. There are arguments to be made that consciousness depends on non-computable aspects of physics. So they may be able to behave
by jchanimal 4y ago
I'm not sure I'd call these minds. There are arguments to be made that consciousness depends on non-computable aspects of physics. So they may be able to behave like minds and have interestingly transparent models of intent, but that doesn't mean they experience the passage of time or can harness all possible physical effects.