> A logic gate isn't intelligent, even if a message like "I chose action X
> because A and B were both positive" is emit, the gate can't explain the
> words "positive" or "A"...

With a few more logic gates it could look up the definition on wikipedia 
and read it out to you. An animal can't explain any words though. Which 
is more intelligent?

> I think humans are the only creatures able to really choose.

Your brain gets inputs and stores them, and then when it is required to 
make a decision it utilises the past inputs to make a decision. If that 
process can be called "choosing", then it seems to me like other animals 
and machines can also "choose". What's the difference?

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