You know, so far in history we’ve only really had one example of what we’re comfortable calling “intelligence”—and that’s human intelligence. But something the Principle of Computational Equivalence implies is that actually there are lots of things that are computationally just as sophisticated. There’s AI that we purposefully build. But then there are also things like the weather. Yes, we might say in some animistic way “the weather has a mind of its own”. But what the Principle of Computational Equivalence implies is that in some real sense it does: that the hydrodynamic processes in the atmosphere are just as sophisticated as anything going on in our brains.