Is There a Supernatural Argument for Computational Universality?

Ouknow: I think he distinguishes between computational universal itya of the cheering kind and that explanatory universality, which we also seem to have. He's going to say, you know, every natural phenomenon is explicable, or something like that. Yet it's achinto a supernatural argument to say that things can affect us, but we can't explain some other parts. So therere those two sort of specific dochin claims,. Thend en this more general, sort of like question of like, e, are we general purpose reasoners? Right? Like is is es is the reason that we're doing just like general and something. And so all those are challenged by the

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