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後半部分がうまく訳せません。
後半部分がうまく訳せません。 A more plausible alternative is to start with a suitably abstracted mammal-like architecture and evolve it into a conscious entity. 「よりもっともらしい別の選択肢は～」 a suitably abstracted mammal-like architecture into a conscious entity がうまく訳せません。 どなたかご教授ください。
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これよりもっともらしい選択肢は、しかるべく抽象された哺乳類のような構造を有するモノから始めて、意志を持つ個体に進化させることだ。
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