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Cohen
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Without access to the full text, I cannot definitively identify which Cohen is being cited here. However, based on the excerpts discussing the brain as faulty machinery, dark vitalism, and the biological extension into technology, this appears to be Cohen functioning as a theoretical voice on machinic naturalism or vitalist philosophy within the course's engagement with how biological and technological systems blur together. The fragments suggest Cohen is being invoked to support an argument about adaptive limitation and the obscured nature of comprehension itself—ideas central to understanding AI and cybernetics as extensions rather than departures from biological processes.
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