From: Russell Blackford (RussellBlackford@bigpond.com)
Date: Sat Sep 08 2001 - 16:49:58 MDT
J.R. said in response to Mike Lorrey:
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> the
mathematical IQ of an electronic calculator which never makes mistakes is in
no way calibrated to human IQ scales. Intelligence (that is, the ability to
solve problems) which is impeded by notions of values (of any subjective
kind)
will be susceptible to error, and will consequently be inferior to machines
which do not have this kind of impediment.
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Sorry, JR, I'm with the Mikester on this one. Where do you think values
actually come from?
Russell
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