This is so cool. I just love it when you see a system teach another system how to evolve and solve.
One thing in the article that bothers me is the fact that humans call their brains the most developed and/or intelligent in the universe. Brains calling themselves the smartest is somewhat narcissistic, isn't it? And of the universe, you know, that one thing we hardly travelled, but try to discover through some standalone spaceships, telescopes and calculators, all centering around the idea that life is only life when it looks like ours or has the same fundamentals as life on earth. Being humble should be more integrated into the sciences, I think.
This is so cool. I just love it when you see a system teach another system how to evolve and solve.
One thing in the article that bothers me is the fact that humans call their brains the most developed and/or intelligent in the universe. Brains calling themselves the smartest is somewhat narcissistic, isn't it? And of the universe, you know, that one thing we hardly travelled, but try to discover through some standalone spaceships, telescopes and calculators, all centering around the idea that life is only life when it looks like ours or has the same fundamentals as life on earth. Being humble should be more integrated into the sciences, I think.
Edit: this post supports my reply (a bit).