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Turing complete is really only meaningful for a computer with infinite time and storage; humans are limited in both. Just as a smarter human can understand som
by comex 14y ago
Turing complete is really only meaningful for a computer with infinite time and storage; humans are limited in both. Just as a smarter human can understand something a less smart human can't, computers will eventually understand many things we can't wrap our heads around.
- BariumBlue 14y agoTrue, but assuming in this future humans have developed brain enhancements, the issue of storage space and computing power becomes less relevant. Though I suppose the whole idea of brain enhancements would render the author's point null anyways...