>Therefore, there is a function capable of transforming information into "thinked information", or what we usually call reasoning. We know that function exists, because we ourselves are an example of such function.
"Thinked information" is a colour not an inherent property of information. The fact that information has been thought is like the fact it is copyrighted. It is not something inherent to the information, but a property of its history.
"Thinked information" is a colour not an inherent property of information. The fact that information has been thought is like the fact it is copyrighted. It is not something inherent to the information, but a property of its history.
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