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Playing a little bit devil advocate here ;) We have no mean to know. Maybe the subjective experience is an inherent part of our intelligence, and not just a si
by malka 12y ago
Playing a little bit devil advocate here ;)
We have no mean to know. Maybe the subjective experience is an inherent part of our intelligence, and not just a side effect. And I do not see any way of applying the scientific method to the subjective experience.
Nethertheless, I really hope that the future will prove me wrong.
- sampo 12y agoPlease correct if I'm wrong, but sounds like you think human intelligence requires something outside of known physics, something "magical", to work?
- malka 12y agoI'm agnostic about this question. We do not have the necessarry tools to answer right now. One possible way I can see to do that would be to map a human brain neuron by neuron and simulate it. We are not here yet.