Uh, yea! Did this man truly think that he was intelligent enought to break down ALL of Nature (the forces that created us and gave us thought) into accurate mathematical calculations? Or consider the human psyche to be as measurable as a machine?
He made a huge impression on society and culture which latched on to his rational and rigid way of looking at the world. Thank goddess other minds came in much later and exploded these notions that kept people's minds as seperate entities, walking around in their very seperate bodies, or machines rather. It seems that he left out some important concepts like: Congnition, as in the mind constantly re-creating itself and the world around it, and Connectiveness, in that we are not all seperate, unaffected entities, but in fact just our thoughts can affect the person next to us, or maybe even across the globe. How can you measure that?
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