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it's hard to truly feel how profoundly old civilization really is but a fact that leaves me breathless is princess ennigaldi-nanna of the neo-babylonian empire was an archeologist who founded a musuem 2500 years ago and most of the artifacts in it were 1500 years older than that
@ATR_Fiction The thing that the zeitgeist decides to adopt is rarely the "best" thing of its kind. See also, Harry Potter. No matter their flaws, they resonated deeply with a large audience.
@UrsulaV My wife would like to add: "Also fails for mobility, viaual, and some cognitive impairments, so fails under the ADA and accessibility guidelines."
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@ElSandifer "Unchangeable"? We learn new things about biological reality *all the time*.
Just yesterday, I learned of the recent scientific observation of a lesbian pair of American Kestrels. In Texas, of all places!
@ElSandifer We're also still many orders of magnitude away from the processing power of a human brain, so it's hardly surprising that we're "not there" yet.
@ElSandifer Ultimately, I strongly suspect that humans are *not* intelligent, in a sense. That is, ultimately, there will exist computers who are sufficiently similar to humans that the only remaining arguments that humans have something "extra" is entirely faith-based and non-falsifiable.