On intelligence & IQhttps://www.pscp.tv/w/b7DSEDFWR2p2cUFYUlllS098MWRSSlpta1BRck1HQiPaAXczH1pEGvCjxYyo-c89ueVAavqGxem6NWuLCoxZ …
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Some things some people can do, in principle others cannot...on that view. So the human mind is *not* universal, then.
I'm saying: - there can be damage or limitations on the hardware layer - human beings living today have access to a very small set of all possible inputs *and* all possible forms of input; this obscures what is possible in principle, but still means hard practical limitations
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tbc, my laptop can do things that I'm fairly confident I could spend a lifetime attempting to no avail. My computer can read 13,264,635 lines like these & translate them into 35 minutes of synced audio + video. A human brain structure can do this in principle, but mine cannot.pic.twitter.com/RrCOy6LObH
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Say you got passionate about doing that & it took you 50 years. You'd get faster as you went along, right? How long would the fastest-brained human take? 25 years? Take two humans who want to do it. What's the main factor affecting who'll finish first: brain speed or passion?
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https://meditationstuff.wordpress.com/2018/10/15/turning-cranks-inside-spaces/ … "[...] space of all possible representations & the space of all possible collections of representations. The space of all possible total mind states will be a subset of the latter. [...] We can also think about the space of all possible mind trajectories."
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