/sci/ - Science & Math

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>>9605137
All you people doubting him are brainlets. I have a 200+ IQ and i got a C in cal 2

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>>9553829

sure thing brainlet

1 = 0.99999....

Many people seem to think of human intelligence as something which manifests as the ability of the human brain to solve problems. However, the key aspect of human intelligence is the ability to communicate ideas, and as a result, technology has exponentially increased since the development of language. Think of human society as a macro scale human brain where each individual not only acts as a firing neuron, but also a support cell, providing the material energy for the costs involved in changing the weights and biases of each neuron(person) through things like education, food, and even sexual reproduction between neurons, with the possibility of producing new neurons(children) with mutations that increase the accuracy of the human collective brain. Although this sounds like a hive mind, the scope of this network is hidden to individual neurons, as they only see the world from their perspective, shaped by input from a few individuals, and other clusters of individual neurons, e.g education, media, social groups, government. These bundles of neurons are in turn influenced by individual neurons, up until the point where every human brain sends/receives information into/from human society, and thus disproving the concept of free will

This is because any individual decision a person makes is shaped only by the sum of their perception(inputs) over time, and therefore if the scope of the network was revealed to the individual they would realize how every decision they make is ultimately just a probability equation abstracted into the conscious realm.

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>if I didn't understand the question that means the other person is stupid