Trent:
On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 10:38 AM, Dr. Matthias Heger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I think humans represent chess by a huge number of *visual* patterns.
http://www.eyeway.org/inform/sp-chess.htm
We've been over this one several times in the past (perhaps you haven't been
here). Blind people can "see" - they can draw the shapes of objects. . They
create their visual shapes out of touch.Touch comes prior to vision in
evolution
All living creatures are "common sense" intelligences. IOW the senses are
integrated and information is shared between them. It is only at an
intellectual level that we can think we can function with only one sense in
isolation. It's actually impossible in practice. {See Michael Tye]. - (And
there is much, much food for thought in that reality).
So yes, Matthias, is correct. How other than visually (and
common-sensically) do you think people play chess?
P.S. Matthias seems to be cheerfully cutting his own throat here. The idea
of a single domain AGI or pre-AGI is a contradiction in terms every which
way - not just in terms of domains/subjects or fields, but also sensory
domains.
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