Yes, of course. These particular traits you have deigned to consider for your worthy evaluation do seem, to me as well, perfectly sane.
I think you forgot to activate your Real World Logic coprocessor before replying, and I’m being sarcastic and offensive in this response.
In more serious words, these particular selected characteristics do not comprise the entirety of “the system” aforementioned. I’ve said that the system is /unlikely/ to be sane, as I do not have complete information on the entire logic and processes in it. I also think we’re working off of different definitions of “sane”—here, IIRC, I was using a technical version that could be better expressed as “close to perfectly rational, in the same way perfect logicians can be in theoretical formal logic puzzles”.
Yes, of course. These particular traits you have deigned to consider for your worthy evaluation do seem, to me as well, perfectly sane.
I think you forgot to activate your Real World Logic coprocessor before replying, and I’m being sarcastic and offensive in this response.
In more serious words, these particular selected characteristics do not comprise the entirety of “the system” aforementioned. I’ve said that the system is /unlikely/ to be sane, as I do not have complete information on the entire logic and processes in it. I also think we’re working off of different definitions of “sane”—here, IIRC, I was using a technical version that could be better expressed as “close to perfectly rational, in the same way perfect logicians can be in theoretical formal logic puzzles”.
Insane is not an obvious synonym for imperfect.
Opinions vary on the role of intelligence in the first place