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Humankind is not the measure of all things, humankind is only the measure of human things. In higher mathematics and computer language an organic brain can, in principle, be emulated by a single algorithm, but tangible organic brains and intangible holonomic Minds are generated on different levels of conditional relativity. Human beings and organic brains are material in origin. Consciousness per se is a transcendent continuum of nonmaterial physical energy, and transcendent holonomic Mind is an autonomous concatenation of nonmaterial thoughts. Nonmaterial thought is noncomputable. Holonomic mind is noncomputable. Thus, neither thought nor mind can be emulated by a finite algorithm. |
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