The go board and the opposing player are an environment. > then experimenting to validate that hypothesis. Proves my point that scientists can't secrete scien

The go board and the opposing player are an environment. > then experimenting to validate that hypothesis. Proves my point that scientists can't secrete science from their pure brains, the environment is our teacher. We are just prying at its secrets with our limited brains, and usually need many of us to tackle one field, a distributed search for discoveries. None of us is smart enough to get even to Newtonian physics from scratch, we need to stand on the shoulders of previous generations to get anywhere. We're not smart enough to do it without the environment or without a large number of people working together.