Increasing skull size would also let you have much larger working memory, have multiple trains of thought but still with high interconnect, etc., which would let you work on problems that are too hard to fit in one normal human’s working memory.
I simply don’t buy the training data limit. You have infinite free training data from internal events, aka math.
More zoomed out, I still haven’t seen you argue why there aren’t more shifts that change the scaling equation. (I’ve listed some that I think would do so.)
Increasing skull size would also let you have much larger working memory, have multiple trains of thought but still with high interconnect, etc., which would let you work on problems that are too hard to fit in one normal human’s working memory.
I simply don’t buy the training data limit. You have infinite free training data from internal events, aka math.
More zoomed out, I still haven’t seen you argue why there aren’t more shifts that change the scaling equation. (I’ve listed some that I think would do so.)