That would falsely imply there existed some “pristine” uncorrupted form of their mindware, at some point in time, at some Eden or Arda Unmarred or pre-Xenu galaxy or whatever.
Nah, just something like a recursively self-improving AI. Or at least a rational agent. You’ve heard the phrase before, right? I believe it originates from cognitive psychology.
Finally, someone got my point. Insane/nonsane/sane are false dichotomies and there’s a continuum of irrationality. It makes more sense to say X person is missing Y (e.g., probability theory), than to say they’re unsane, nonsane, and so on. You’re just creating meaningless tribes.
That would falsely imply there existed some “pristine” uncorrupted form of their mindware, at some point in time, at some Eden or Arda Unmarred or pre-Xenu galaxy or whatever.
Nah, just something like a recursively self-improving AI. Or at least a rational agent. You’ve heard the phrase before, right? I believe it originates from cognitive psychology.
But still, every person alive fits the description “person with corrupted mindware,” so it isn’t really a useful descriptive term.
Finally, someone got my point. Insane/nonsane/sane are false dichotomies and there’s a continuum of irrationality. It makes more sense to say X person is missing Y (e.g., probability theory), than to say they’re unsane, nonsane, and so on. You’re just creating meaningless tribes.