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  You mean, it's only because we are preprogrammed  that we can do all the things we can do?  Exactly. The point is that  if we really were plastic  organisms without an extensive preprogramming,  then the state that our mind achieves would,    15:51 in fact, be a reflection of the environment, which  means it would be extraordinarily impoverished.   15:56 Fortunately for us, we are rigidly preprogrammed  with extremely rich systems that are part of our   16:02 biological endowment. Correspondingly, only a  small amount of rather degenerate experience   16:11 allows a kind of a great leap  into a rich cognitive system.   a countless evolutionary ages." class="segment style-scope ytd-transcript-segment-renderer" role="button" style="align-items: baseline; background-attachment: initial; background-clip: initial; background-color: var(--yt-spec-badge-chip-background); background-image: ini...