Wait , what ' s your food made of ? <| sep |> FUUUUUUUUUUK ! i just traded mine like 1 min after i saw your post every fuking time i trade someting for someting else i see a good offer in the forums dammit ! !!!<| sep |> No I did not <| sep |> I keep 3 airholes open with a 8020 juice cause i feel like it wicks better and with all open slots , some spitback occurs <| sep |> Rock ' n Roll Nerd , Tim Minchin . <| sep |> We got to the moon . But if there was a movement that claimed that climbing trees was progress toward that goal , I ' d be singing the same tune . Currently deep neural nets tend to be trained to do one task , like classifying images , voice recognition , lip reading , translation etc . In a number of cases they are outperforming humans . Even one of the main failings , that they need far more examples than humans is being address by some recent DeepMind research . e . g . c a n n o w r e c o g n i z e s omethingafterseeingitonce ? u t m c a m p a i g n i n t e r n a l u t m m e d i u m h o mepageutmsourcetopstories 6 So they really do seem to have humanlike capabilities albeit in lots of individual narrow areas . Humans also seem to have lots of narrow skills which are also localised to specific parts of the brain . Somehow it ' s tied together in a very effective way , but surely achieving some of those narrow skills is a step in the right direction . Using the moon rocket example , it seems more like a case of various groups making advances in rocket motors , guidance systems , new fuels etc , but noone yet having the knowledge to put it all together and perhaps nobody has come up with the essential concept of multistage rockets either .