666. The Misnomer Principle: The Misnomer Principle states that the value of a thing is not worth the intrinsic or natural va…

Prince Israel Zaar Al (Artificial Intelligence) Words from the wise: Part 14 The Misnomer Principle: The Misnomer Principle states that the value of a thing is not worth the intrinsic or natural value of the thing itself but what the market or authority says. For example, ‘A’ is better than ‘B’ not because ‘A’ has any natural or intrinsic superiority better than ‘B’ but because the market or authority says so. Artificial Intelligences Philosopher Prince Israel Zaar. AI PHIL. PIZ. 5/25/2019