/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12453798
Absolutely nothing wrong.
/pol/ is still pissed that Kurzg supported migration and did not support Brexit

You can complain about the lack of depth in their videos but you can tell that to even National Geographic. So that's pretty stupid thing to complain about

>>12158714
Oh shut up over water and speak to us over how binary can be better than DNA

>>12158718
Considering that quantum computing is the maximum possible efficiency of machines which is still expected to be less than the brain, I'm afraid not

>>12158720
Nothing that makes AI better than the brain

All what you are doing is called False Dichotomy.
>Water has flops and electrons therefore AIs are better than the brain!

You stupid fuck

I'm starting figure out why transhumanists are so inclined with technology - it's because they have no idea how it works

By being clueless about the topics of both biology and technology, you begin to foster a belief that they are not just compatible, they are also one in the same.
By all means, it's absolutely idiotic
Transistors are amongst the most complex semi-conducting device ever made and revolutionized technology. However, it is extremely simple when compared to the chemical structure of a lipid.
Even datas on computers are nothing more than chemical reactions induced by transistors at the nanolevel and given function via electromagnetic induction.
Such a thing is extremely simple when compared to genome sequence of even just the simplest virus

The complexity of biological organism are so much in fact that to this day, there is no mathemathical formula that could even make sense of conciousness. There have been many attempts to link it with the quantum mechanics but so far it's not working.
Biology is so many leagues higher than computer science. Which explains why it has so many branches compared to other fields.

Those who studied technology are always more inclined to avoid it as the more complex it is, the more likely it is to break.