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>>5929224
Mhmm for sure but I feel uncomfortable w/ the use of 'black box' as it almost represents something static whilst in reality a humans mind and its workings alternatives p.drastically from one human ot another.

Although it is a convieniant analogy I don't think he does the working of a human mind justice in that respect. In that it's very difficult to say the neurochemical orders of one human at birth perceiving light is the same as another perceiving light for the first time. The human mind is too wonderful for simple multiplier. But maybe if we considered the 'black box' as a ever evolving mechanism the gives birth to another more complex it may make sense in that regard.

I think I'm taking the black box idea too seriously but I don't feel comfortable w/ it's simplification.

But I definitely feel that the analysis of 'black boxes' to eliminate other altered wiring in a attempt to find the 'mother black box' through perception of environment or condition is a v.interesting idea to find out what fundamentally makes a human tick and then work down from there and find out WHY these things make them tick.