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How very human-centric of you ;) It’s not hard to imagine a program of ever increasing complexity, highly redundant, error-prone, yet also stochastically, stat
by corysama 3y ago
How very human-centric of you ;)
It’s not hard to imagine a program of ever increasing complexity, highly redundant, error-prone, yet also stochastically, statically, increasingly effective.
The primary pushback from this would be our pathetically tiny short term memory. Blow that limitation up and complexity that seems incomprehensible to us becomes perfectly reasonable.
- saiya-jin 3y agoThat would help for sure, but you would soon reach the limit of how much at the same time our brains can process consistently and how large mental model we can still effectively use. Situation that have 500 viewpoints and 10,000 variously interacting facts to consider won't be any more comprehensible for a mere human, short term memory limiting us or not.