I'm well aware of how llms work. And I'm pretty sure the apple part in the prompt would trigger significant activity in the areas related to apples. It's obviously not a thought about apples the way a human would. The complexity and the structure of a human brain is very different. But the llm does have a model of how the world works from its token relationship perspective. That's what it's doing - following a model. It's nothing like human thought, but it's really just a matter of degrees. Sure apples to justice is a good description. And t doesn't 'ponder' because we don't feedback continuously in a typical llm setup, although I suspect that's coming. But what we're doing with llms is a basis of thought. I see no fundamental difference except scales between current llms and human brains.