My response completely acknowledged their current reasoning limits.
But in evolutionary time frames, clearly those limits are lifting extraordinarily quickly. By many orders of magnitude.
And the point I made, that our limits were imposed by harsh biological energy and reward limits, vs. todays models (and their successors) which have access to relatively unlimited energy, and via sharing value with unlimited customers, unlimited rewards, stands.
It is a much simpler problem to improve digital cognition in a global ecosystem of energy production, instant communication and global application, than it was for evolution to improve an individual animals cognition in the limited resources of local habitats and their inefficient communication of advances.
But in evolutionary time frames, clearly those limits are lifting extraordinarily quickly. By many orders of magnitude.
And the point I made, that our limits were imposed by harsh biological energy and reward limits, vs. todays models (and their successors) which have access to relatively unlimited energy, and via sharing value with unlimited customers, unlimited rewards, stands.
It is a much simpler problem to improve digital cognition in a global ecosystem of energy production, instant communication and global application, than it was for evolution to improve an individual animals cognition in the limited resources of local habitats and their inefficient communication of advances.