Are they anthropomorphizing or are you? First, can we say, "Look at those airplanes, look how fast they are!" without anthropomorphizing the airplane? Of cours

Are they anthropomorphizing or are you? First, can we say, "Look at those airplanes, look how fast they are!" without anthropomorphizing the airplane? Of course we can. So why can't we say "Look at those computers, look how intuitive they are!" without needing to inherently anthropomorphize the subject? Inherit to your comment is the idea that "knowledge", "intuition", et al, are strictly human qualities. I believe this is why you read Hinton in the way you do, because of your own qualitative understanding of how these words can be applied.