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I’m about to go to bed so I won’t (just yet) give your comment the response it deserves, but as I read one question struck me: what are the empirical aspects of
by nkrisc 4y ago
I’m about to go to bed so I won’t (just yet) give your comment the response it deserves, but as I read one question struck me: what are the empirical aspects of cognition? Is cognition not a function of life itself?
- ravi-delia 4y agoI guess again that there are senses in which everything alive is doing cognition. Some of these are also senses in which a thermostat is doing cognition. But it remains somewhat orthogonal to the point being made in the article! You are arguing for a definition of intelligence far more expansive than I am- it would be even more surprising under your definition if it was restricted to agents that have what we would recognize as bodies.