We learned to fly without creating birds.
We understood matter without creating life.
Success at imitation gave us confidence—
sometimes false confidence—that creation would follow.
Alchemy failed to create gold,
but it taught us how matter behaves.
Now, with AI and AGI,
we may be repeating the same pattern:
trying to create a brain
when we should be building an airplane.
From a bystander’s view, the wiser move is to pause, eyeball the ambition, and ask whether creation is the right goal at all.

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