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>our evolved relationship with food is not inherently good, and it's better for us to change our behaviors than to abandon our advancements and return to the fo
by jplusequalt 6mo ago
>our evolved relationship with food is not inherently good, and it's better for us to change our behaviors than to abandon our advancements and return to the food-scarce world we're adapted to.
So are you arguing we should change our relationship with human intelligence? What does that even mean?
- ToValueFunfetti 6mo agoMy intent was to argue that the obesity epidemic is not a supporting analogy for their point. I didn't mean to imply that the problems with it analogize back to AI.