To clarify, I had first read the “the whole point of having knowledge” sentence in light of the fact that he wants to hardcode knowledge into our systems, and from that point of view it made more sense. I am re-reading and it’s not the best comparison admittedly. The rest of the paper still echoes the general vibe of not doing random searches for answers, and leveraging our human understanding to yield some sort of robustness.
To clarify, I had first read the “the whole point of having knowledge” sentence in light of the fact that he wants to hardcode knowledge into our systems, and from that point of view it made more sense. I am re-reading and it’s not the best comparison admittedly. The rest of the paper still echoes the general vibe of not doing random searches for answers, and leveraging our human understanding to yield some sort of robustness.