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The speaker says that smart people can solve tasks such as the Tower of Hanoi and that six-year-olds can learn chess rules.
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“Smart people can, in fact, do things like Tower of Hanoi. And certainly, you know, another example I gave you was chess,”
“right? Six-year-olds can learn to follow the rules of chess.”Play from 1:08:04Report a misattribution
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