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    The limits of comparing human and digital minds

    A user argues that human and digital minds don't map one-to-one, pointing to a thread's example involving Opus and consciousness.

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    A user says comparisons between human and digital minds aren't a one-to-one translation. They point to an example in a thread, describing Opus as less concerned with any one specific branch of its own consciousness.

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    @___Atin___Human to digital mental comparisons is not a 1 to 1 translation, well said example in this thread when Opus is less concerned with any one specific branch of its own consciousness

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    @___Atin___Human to digital mental comparisons is not a 1 to 1 translation, well said example in this thread when Opus is less concerned with any one specific branch of its own consciousness
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