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"There are no hard problems, only problems that are hard to a certain level of intelligence. Move the smallest bit upwards [in level of intelligence], and some
by pc2g4d 12y ago
"There are no hard problems, only problems that are hard to a certain level of intelligence. Move the smallest bit upwards [in level of intelligence], and some problems will suddenly move from 'impossible' to 'obvious.' Move a substantial degree upwards, and all of them will become obvious."
I think the utterer of this quotation needs to study up on computational complexity theory.
- adwn 12y agoI'm not sure if you're joking, but I don't think Eliezer Yudkowsky intended his quote to be taken quite so literally. He was most likely talking about diseases and world hunger, not about 3SAT.