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They said - there is no evidence. The reply hence is not supposed to be - how do you know that. The proposition begs for a counter example, in this case an evid
by nuancebydefault 4y ago
They said - there is no evidence. The reply hence is not supposed to be - how do you know that.
The proposition begs for a counter example, in this case an evidence.
Simply saying - love is non algorithmic - is not evidence, it is just another proposition that has not been proven, so it brings us no closer to an answer i am afraid.
- theodorejb 4y agoMy question was in response to the statement "Neither a human can solve the halting problem." There's an interesting article/podcast here about what computers can't do: https://mindmatters.ai/2020/08/six-limitations-of-artificial-intelligence-as-we-know-it/ https://mindmatters.ai/2020/08/six-limitations-of-artificial....