I prefer subtractive models when discussing this topic as it leads to faster conclusions. What's the minimum number of sensory disablements a person could unde

I prefer subtractive models when discussing this topic as it leads to faster conclusions. What's the minimum number of sensory disablements a person could undergo before they were unable to be intelligent? If the question is absurd, it's precisely because the framing it operates - the embodiment dilemma - is ill-posed.