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I didn't mention quantum mechanics. But yes, I'm sceptical that it will ever be able to answer a question that has never been answered by any human and which humans are incapable of answering. Here's someone with a different approach from the 'we're all doomed' ones. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v...

Immanuel Can wrote: ↑Sun Jun 15, 2025 3:35 am James Lindsay's book "Race Marxism" is your best starting point.

Thank you for the suggestion.

Of course it depends on what is being defined as 'intelligence'. Most humans can't answer the question 'why is the sky blue?' Ask AI anything and it will generally give you a pretty accurate answer. By that definition it's 'more intelligent' than the average human now :lol: Personally I think it wi...

How did Marxism become cultural Marxism, and what should I read to learn more?

Thanks!

Humans are not intelligent. This is true. Present AI is, by definition, not intelligent. It is reliant upon statistical modelling, without inherent understanding. People assume that “it’s just a question of computational power”, but this is wrong. That computational power has to be correctly direct...

How does Schopenhauer’s “On women” make you think about the rest of his work?