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Which of course also applies to human cognitive processes. We’ve had millions of years of evolution to prune out problems, but in many cases the problems were
by simonh 3y ago
Which of course also applies to human cognitive processes.
We’ve had millions of years of evolution to prune out problems, but in many cases the problems were papered over by a kludge that introduced other problems, which were then kludged, etc. No wonder the complex systems we build are such a mess. They’re a reflection of ourselves.
- taneq 3y agoThey’re not yet a reflection of ourselves, only of our thought processes. They’re flawed, as are we, but we’ve been ruthlessly battle-tested in the only arena that matters.