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The human brain, with its "86 billion neurons, all processing in parallel," is presented as a prime example of natural computing. This complex system demonstrates the power and sophistication of computation in nature.

The concept of intelligence as a "social fractal" suggests that intelligence isn't a single, unified entity but rather a pattern of social organization and cognitive division of labor that repeats across different scales. This is related to the idea of "turtles all the way down," implying a potentially infinite regress of social structures within i

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While human experts may excel in specific domains, "no single human — no matter how intelligent — possesses a comparable breadth of skills" to AI. This highlights AI's advantage in covering a wide range of tasks.