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AI vs. meditation

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Posted: Mar 2, 2007

Scialabba sets up false dichotomoy between Buddhism and AI, as an argument between Alan Wallace and Marvin Minsky. In reality they both agree that the self is a fiction - they just get to the conclusion trough two different routes.

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