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So a brain is only "intelligent" in certain (but infinite) contexts as opposed to intelligence as an inherent property of a brain? If so, your definition of "i

by aydyn 3y ago

So a brain is only "intelligent" in certain (but infinite) contexts as opposed to intelligence as an inherent property of a brain? If so, your definition of "intelligence" is incomplete. What are those contexts? Can you really generalize all of those contexts for all possible intelligence systems? That sounds like an epistemological nightmare.

lupusreal 3y ago
Intelligence is not an inherent property of a brain, brains are only intelligent when placed in particular configurations with supporting hardware. Are you going to fart at me too?