How does “operate solely on” regard distributed cognition arguments, like “creative thought is created via interaction with the remaining human culture” and “we constantly offload cognitive processes (such as memory) to external substrates (like computers and books)”?
Also, the “highest” human mental functions operate via a number of lower-level processes. Does “solely on human neurons” include e.g. possible quantum phenomena on a low level?
How does “operate solely on” regard distributed cognition arguments, like “creative thought is created via interaction with the remaining human culture” and “we constantly offload cognitive processes (such as memory) to external substrates (like computers and books)”?
Also, the “highest” human mental functions operate via a number of lower-level processes. Does “solely on human neurons” include e.g. possible quantum phenomena on a low level?
Good points (whether or not they’re why the question is “sneaky”).