The difference between emulation and virtual machines.
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vs. a mere chroot
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Technically, if you build it up from nothing based on observations and inference it's a model, even if it looks eerily similar to something else.
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That sounds kind of eerie, but I don't know what it means.
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That's why I never really bought Mill(?)'s point that it's better to be Socrates dissatisfied than a fool satisfied and the fool disagrees only because he doesn't understand the mind of Socrates and implying Socrates understands the mind of the fool. But who's to say he does?
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Modeling other minds that can't model other minds takes much more of a conscious effort. People who "can't model other minds", often, maybe generally could, but it doesn't come naturally
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See The Journal of Best Practices: A Memoir of Marriage, Asperger Syndrome, and One Man's Quest to Be a Better Husband by David Finch
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I like to think I’m better than average at this
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Akin to getting retweets vs likes!
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A mind that cannot model other minds is not a mind because minds are fundamentally social. A mind cannot even arise outside of a fairly lengthy social process.
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And if we construct "minds" by some very different process, we should expect the result to be very different from humanity.
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