Are computers frequently as smart as Nietzsche?

Answer 1

What a pathetic attempt at a Nietschean argument. I will insult my opponent mindlessly and therefore put the burden of proof on him to prove he is unworthy of this insult, therefore entangling himself further. Unfortunately, your argument only demonstrates your worship of things ordained, rational and utterly lacking participation with any true glimmer of intelligence.
It shows your sickly fear of a philosopher for all that does not lend itself easily to a system, all that which will not be imprisoned in words. All that is not sickly, democratic and objective.
I know you.

Answer 2

A computer is as stupid as a rock. A skilled person can throw it and have it hit a target, but that does not make the rock smart.

You can do arithmetic and be surprised by the answer, but the arithmetic is not smart. Computers can perform very complicated arithmetic, but like an abacus, they are only a tool in the hands of a knowledgeable user.

Now since Nietzsche is dead, he is no longer very smart, being mostly just rotted parts, and some folk have differing opinions as to how smart he was at the time, but people still talk about him, so he was smart enough for that.

Answer 3

Was Nietzsche really that smart?

Answer 4

Generally smarter than Nietzsche, by several orders of magnitude.

Answer 5

computers are not "smart" they just process bits of data.the biggest, fastest computer in the world is not as "smart" as the village idiot, even if you are from France. the idiot can learn, whereas the computer must be programed for each task

Answer 6

I've always heard that a computer was as 'smart'
as the person using it,

Answer 7

No. A computer is incapable of forming an original thought.

Answer 8

As he was? No.