"Some of the things we see as bugs might be, actually features, maybe crucial to our overall happiness...as our limitations might lead to More happiness than less",". Awesome as usual Lex. I would have put the preview on <a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hppbxV9C63g&amp;t=2m17s"">2:17</a> - "are some people more conscious than others?"  ....... the interviews keep getting better. Keep it up!",(reply>), There are levels of consciousness. <br> Ability to observe, comprehend, and predict the most likely possibilities.<br>     Devising ways to navigate through a previously unknown situation..   Projecting into the future.<br> Can a mentally  handicapped  person (less then 70 IQ)  negotiate such problems as well as a person of average intelligence?    Is there an upper limit where G doesn't matter?<br> <br>Maybe , but it seems a genius would, in most cases,  be more capable then an average person.<br>Is there an upper limit when height doesn't matter on the BB court?   Maybe, but the 7 ft guy has an  advantage over the 6ft guy in  most cases.,(reply>), Happyness is overrated in my opinion. Would I give up about 30-40 IQ points to be as happy as a human being is capable of being? Nope. Wouldn't even relinquish 10.,(reply>), Check out the zip and zap test related to integrated information theory. Some people are probably more conscious than others.,(reply>), "are some people more conscious than others?"<br><br>And that is the big question!!!  LMAO!!