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Well let's take your example of gravity. We know a lot about it. Like you said, we've put stuff on other planets. And we have satellites in orbit. Amazing.
by grannyg00se 15y ago
Well let's take your example of gravity. We know a lot about it. Like you said, we've put stuff on other planets. And we have satellites in orbit. Amazing. But even with that we're still theorizing about exactly how it works. And we definitely can't recreate it.
It's possible that there are hard limitations on our ability to recreate some of the very fundamental phenomena we experience in everyday life. Intelligence may be among them.
- wlievens 15y agoThe only theoretical hard limit that makes sense is a limit on information. If you can't transmit information from A to B faster than C, then yes you've got a hard limit. Every other natural phenomenon that doesn't obscure infromation that way can be figured out. There may of course be soft limits like it taking a billion years to figure out.
- burgerbrain 15y agoThat was my entire point with bringing up gravity... Anyway, comparing creating intelligence to creating gravity is nonsensical. I literally cannot make sense of that.