in thread "What if the extended human phenotype is natural and convergent?": Reminiscent of conversations I've been having about a substrate independent definition of humanity (partially drawing on Pico Della Mirandolla's "Oration on the Dignity of Man"). If one accepts that human beings are in some sense a "general intelligence" t... 2mo ago (collapse hidden) retry 8 8 Reminiscent of conve (view hidden) retry 8 8 It's only one angle of analysis, but I'm interested in how common lingual and philosophical concepts describe behavior as humane or human/inhuman when applied to people - is the human genotype, *the* defining feature of being human? Probably not, unless we... 2mo ago (collapse hidden) retry 1 1 It's only one angle (view hidden) retry 1 1