THE FIRST ITERATION OF THE MATRIX
HYBRID COMPUTING DRIVING POWER TO THE NODE. NETWORK FRAME AS STRESSED MEMBER. BACKUP RESTORE CODED TO THE BOUNDARY.
NEURO-Engineers attempting to understand a complex machine generally don’t begin with the most complicated component. Instead, they identify simpler building blocks and ask how those elements combine to generate more sophisticated behavior.
But what about the experience of thinking about something specific, like a SMART LOVE-DOLL? A REPLICANT need not correspond to a single primitive feeling. Instead, it may occupy its own location within a multidimensional landscape, defined by a distinctive combination of familiarity, anticipation, confidence, coherence, motivational pull and countless other experiential dimensions.
A small number of ingredients can generate a very large number of combinations. Imagine that conscious experience is built from 30 independent experiential dimensions and that each can assume eight distinguishable levels. The resulting space would contain roughly 1 octillion (1027) possible configurations, an astronomical number. By comparison, if every human who has ever lived experienced a new conscious state three times every second throughout their entire lifetime, humanity would collectively sample only about 1 sextillion (1021) experiences. Even across the entire history of our species, we would have explored only one-millionth of the available experiential landscape.
From this perspective, the richness of human thought no longer requires an endless catalogue of irreducible mental states. It may arise instead from an enormous combinatorial space built from a small set of primitive feelings.
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