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Sep 2026
What Computation Cannot Be: Linguistic Colonization, Formal Limits, and a Taxonomy of Irreducibly Human Faculties
The article concludes that the burden of proof now lies with those who claim that formal computation can exhaust human understanding, and argues that the simulation–possession distinction provides a principled basis for restoring conceptual clarity to discourse about artificial intelligence.
Iñigo Navarro-Rubio Coello de Portugal, M. Rumayor, G. Génova
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