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I don't contest these examples, but that's exactly why I call what it does "thunking" (think: "clumsy thinking") instead of "thinking" (in order to get around t
by pmarreck 10mo ago
I don't contest these examples, but that's exactly why I call what it does "thunking" (think: "clumsy thinking") instead of "thinking" (in order to get around the epistemological/philosophical problems of "is it conscious?" or "does it understand?"), and since it doesn't "understand," it "undersits", and it doesn't "comprehend", it "prehends" or "ingests".