I have encountered this sentence in some form or another in several sciences journals-articles or sometimes in the social media bio of random strangers. I get a gut idea of what it is, but I’d like this explained in detailed words, so that I might also be able to explain this to someone, if prompted.
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Incidentally, this phrase is a play on a different one of longer standing: “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.”
This is also known as Arthur C. Clarke’s 3rd law. He was a science fiction writer. The new phrase is similar in a number of respects to what Clarke said, but phrased in a more scientific fashion.
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