Sergio,...

To make that a tad more technical...

in logical & rational reasoning, you consult a SET of options that can be 
considered as possible solutions. It's always a v. limited set. Basically 
rationality is production-line technology using a stock [set]  of parts, to 
make a range of variations on a limited product. And it doesn't matter if it's 
a sophisticated neural net or EI production line that keeps changing, it's 
still a production line with an extremely limited product.

In real world reasoning, there are a WORLD OF POSSIBILITIES [world of options].

"What shall we talk about?"
"Anything... anything in the world."

How do you explain a real world effect, like someone's actions? You ask...

"What in the WORLD could have possessed him?" [Not "What in my convenient, 
organized set here..."]  "What in the world could have caused him/x to..?"

"What caused the financial crisis?"
"Well, I have this convenient set of possibilities, that I specially pre-baked 
before I came... It's all v. logical."

Er no Sergio, no it isn't.

Real world reasoning requires a world of options.. and you can't identify them, 
let alone put them in a convenient place, , let alone organize them. You have 
to do what humans do to find them .. explore the world - and the world-wide web 
of possibilities.... start looking and asking around... investigating... 
experimenting... researching... and making entirely new connections in your 
brain to previously unthought of possibilities.

The world of possibilities is *out there* , outside your mind, just as much as 
inside your mind.

And you can come up with any of a world of solutions - in a world of forms - a 
limitless range of products.  Divergent vs convergent. Broad and general vs 
narrow and specialised. Fluid vs rigid. General vs specifc


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AGI
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