Executing computer code is embodied in a physical machine. Modern machines have vision and audio I/O capabilities, for example.
You seem to be assuming, without any evidence, a narrow view of what embodiment entails.
The "antique superstition" claim is particularly ironic in this context, since it much more clearly applies to your own apparently irrational hasty conclusion.
You seem to be assuming, without any evidence, a narrow view of what embodiment entails.
The "antique superstition" claim is particularly ironic in this context, since it much more clearly applies to your own apparently irrational hasty conclusion.