Let me ask you something weird. Why does the human brain look like a neural network? Not metaphorically. Actually. Literally. The thing we built and called "artificial intelligence" — the thing we're all losing sleep over — looks suspiciously like the thing already sitting inside your skull. Neurons firing. Weights adjusting. Patterns recognizing patterns. Learning from data. Getting better over time. We didn't invent that. We copied it. And then we called it innovation. It doesn't stop at the brain either. The camera? That's an eye. Lens, aperture, light hitting a surface and creating an image. We looked at the human eye and said "yeah we want that" and spent centuries trying to build it out of glass and metal. Sonar? Bats had it first. We just figured out how to put it in submarines. Flight? Birds. Obviously. The Wright brothers didn't sit down and think from scratch.…