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I don't agree with your assertion that humans can't do that. Whether or not human cognition is a superset of computation is an unanswered question. That aside,

by atroyn 9y ago

I don't agree with your assertion that humans can't do that. Whether or not human cognition is a superset of computation is an unanswered question. That aside, even if human cognition is a computable function, there are no guarantees that the physical process giving rise to human cognition is computable, nor that any process giving rise to cognition is computable.

naasking 9y ago
> Whether or not human cognition is a superset of computation is an unanswered question Unless something in physics changes drastically, human cognition is a finite state automaton. See my other reply on the Bekenstein Bound.