On Saturday, July 10, 2021, at 2:25 AM, Daniel Jue wrote: > In an analogy, commonly seen in optical illusions, a layperson cannot > understand nor explain why we see black dots on a grid illusion. Certain > pattern matchers which were triggered in the optical processing region are > not able to be brought into question or simulation. There are areas of our > own being which we are helplessly unable to understand via articulation. By > this I argue that an AGI could (should?) be average-human-level in > understanding without the need of "understanding" it's full being. Most illusions are just you predicting. The skinny table is seen when vertical, even though is same size on the paint editor after rotating it, cuz you saw in real life it to be smaller if farther. Gears move on their own cuz you saw them rotate in real life, especially if you move your eyes on the image to trigger the motion neuron. A girl near a car will make it look attractive in commercials.
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