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From:
Dante-Gabryell Monson <dante.monson@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, Apr 9, 2011 at 7:18 PM
Subject: singularities ? analytical and/or intuitive/creative combined emergences ?
To:
econowmix@googlegroups.comTechnological Singularity seems to promise an acceleration of change ( ? ),
potentially related to some exponential increase of ( analytical ? ) processing capacity ?
Hence when making a comparison with Jill Bolte Taylor's "Stroke of Insight",
From what I remember of Jill Bolte Taylor's presentation,
left and right "hemispheres" of the brain may have different approaches to processing,
with the left brain apparently supporting more "analytical/sequential/logical" processing of experience,
and the right brain apparently supporting more intuitive/creative processing of experience.
I personally perceive such technological potential for artificial intelligence as more of a analytical processing capability,
even when enabling increased broad view potential.
My question - it may still seem metaphysical at present :
is there to be an adaptation, by emergence , where intuitive/creative right brain potential of perception of current beings/entities able to use it,
going to increase based on interconnectivity with analytical technological singularity ?
Or is there to be a combined analytical and creative/intuitive acceleration rooted directly within technology ?