sj_zero on Nostr: I've seen a few different articles about that sort of thing, it's interesting on a ...

I've seen a few different articles about that sort of thing, it's interesting on a few levels.

The idea that you're looking around you, and you're seeing other people, and some of them aren't just not capable of solving the same problems as you like they're just less intelligent, but they fundamentally lack certain cognitive functions that we think of as essential to humanity. In that way, not only can you not communicate certain concepts to them because their brains just don't work that way, but they can't understand you because your brain has components to it that they can't even imagine because they don't have the machinery for it.

It would be like someone who is tetrachromatic; you can ask a person who has that condition what the world looks like, and how would they describe it to you? Your biology simply isn't set up to consider what they see as a possibility.