In the article "The Ethics of The 'Singularity'," by Alva Noë, the topic of super intelligence grab my attention. There is a theory that computers can evolve  to the point where it they become smarter than us, more intelligence than we can ever obtain. This threat is called the 'singularity.' It seems kind of confusing of how computer could be smarter than man. I mean, humans did build computers. So aren't we dominant and therefore better? Throughout history, humans have evolved in a linear pattern. However, the technology that get created everyday is evolving in a far more exponential direction. So the is a possibility that the 'singularity' theory could hold some truth. However, I believe that it is way too soon to tell. However, the idea that artificial intelligence could be better than human intelligence does really make you think and the possibilities that could come with it.