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By a-priori intelligence I mean for example:
1. when a human toddler is born he's born with the intelligence to seek for a breast to feed on.
2. sea turtles - the moment they are born on the beach they know that they must immediately to run into the ocean.
3. baby ducks - the first duck they see upon some stage in their growth they will recognize it as their mother and will follow it.Where is this a-priori intelligence stored in the brain?
Is it possible to do genetic modifications to an organism so that one can choose what a-priori intelligence it will be born with? ( assuming one knows how to encode knowledge into genetic code )
1. when a human toddler is born he's born with the intelligence to seek for a breast to feed on.
2. sea turtles - the moment they are born on the beach they know that they must immediately to run into the ocean.
3. baby ducks - the first duck they see upon some stage in their growth they will recognize it as their mother and will follow it.Where is this a-priori intelligence stored in the brain?
Is it possible to do genetic modifications to an organism so that one can choose what a-priori intelligence it will be born with? ( assuming one knows how to encode knowledge into genetic code )