Of the three examples I gave, inventing nanotech is the most plausible for our galaxy-brained man, and I suppose meta-Einstein might be able to solve nanotech in his head. However, almost certainly in our timeline nanotech will be solved either by a team of humans or (much more likely at this point) AI. I expect that even ASI will need at least some time in the wetlab to experiment.
The other two examples I gave certainly could not be done by a single human without a brain implant.
I’m also thinking that is the not the meaningful of a debate (at least to me) since in 2023 I think we can reasonably predict that humans will not genetically engineer galaxy brains before the AI revolution resolves.
Of the three examples I gave, inventing nanotech is the most plausible for our galaxy-brained man, and I suppose meta-Einstein might be able to solve nanotech in his head. However, almost certainly in our timeline nanotech will be solved either by a team of humans or (much more likely at this point) AI. I expect that even ASI will need at least some time in the wetlab to experiment.
The other two examples I gave certainly could not be done by a single human without a brain implant.
I’m also thinking that is the not the meaningful of a debate (at least to me) since in 2023 I think we can reasonably predict that humans will not genetically engineer galaxy brains before the AI revolution resolves.