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I don’t know that I do see that there are limits when we look to enhancing human intelligence, as long as that intelligence is linked to the technology.
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The speaker does not see clear limits to improving human intelligence through technology, but expresses some uncertainty rather than making an absolute claim. The condition is that the increased intelligence remains connected to technology. In simple terms, technology is presented as the means that could extend human thinking.
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