Yeah, if you use religious or faith baised terminology, it might trigger negative signals (downvotes).
Though whether that is because the information you meant to convey was being disagreed with, or it’s because the statements themselves are actually overall more ambiguous, would be harder to distinguish.
Some kinds of careful resoning processes vibe with the community, and imop yours is that kind. Questioning each step separatetly on it’s merits, being sufficiently skeptical of premises leading to conclusions.
Anyways, back to the subject of f and inferring it’s features.
We are definitely having trouble drawing out f out of the human brain in a systematic falsiable way.
Whether or not it is physically possible to infer it, or it’s features, or how it is constructed; i.e whether it possible at all, that subject seems a little uninteresting to me.
Humans are perfectly capable of pulling made up functions out of their ass. I kind of feel like all the gold will go to first group of people who come up with processes of constructing f in coherent predictable ways.
Such that different initial conditions, when iterated over the process, produce predictably similiar f.
We might then try observe such process throughout people’s lifetimes, and sort of guess that a version of the same process is going on in the human brain.
But nothing about how that will develop is readily apparent to me. This is just my own imagination producing what seems like a plausible way forward.
Yeah, if you use religious or faith baised terminology, it might trigger negative signals (downvotes). Though whether that is because the information you meant to convey was being disagreed with, or it’s because the statements themselves are actually overall more ambiguous, would be harder to distinguish.
Some kinds of careful resoning processes vibe with the community, and imop yours is that kind. Questioning each step separatetly on it’s merits, being sufficiently skeptical of premises leading to conclusions.
Anyways, back to the subject of f and inferring it’s features. We are definitely having trouble drawing out f out of the human brain in a systematic falsiable way.
Whether or not it is physically possible to infer it, or it’s features, or how it is constructed; i.e whether it possible at all, that subject seems a little uninteresting to me. Humans are perfectly capable of pulling made up functions out of their ass. I kind of feel like all the gold will go to first group of people who come up with processes of constructing f in coherent predictable ways. Such that different initial conditions, when iterated over the process, produce predictably similiar f.
We might then try observe such process throughout people’s lifetimes, and sort of guess that a version of the same process is going on in the human brain. But nothing about how that will develop is readily apparent to me. This is just my own imagination producing what seems like a plausible way forward.